Get Password-protection For Notes And Domino Ids - Ibm

IBM Lotus® Lotus Notes keys are stored in the Lotus Notes ID file, and are encrypted with a key derived from the ID file password. When you change your password, you have the option of using a strong Lotus Notes document encryption key to encrypt the keys in the ID file.

Step 1: Open Lotus Notes Email Client in the machine and provides a login Id and password. Step 2: As you enter the wrong password, it prompts a Recovery window, there click on the Password Recovery option. Step 3: Select the Lotus Notes id file to reset the NSF password.

Password policy is a set of rules that controls how passwords are used and administered in the IBM Directory. These rules are made to ensure that users change their passwords periodically, and that the passwords meet the organization's syntactic password requirements.

Click File > Security > User Security (Macintosh OS X users: Notes > Security > User Security). Click Security Basics, and then click Change Password under "Your Login and Password Settings."

Passwords are encrypted by the AES128 algorithm before they are stored in the directory and are retrieved as part of an entry in the original clear format. Passwords are encrypted by the AES192 algorithm before they are stored in the directory and are retrieved as part of an entry in the original clear format.

From the Notes client, click File > Security > Switch ID, and select the server ID file. Click File > Security > User Security. In "Security Basics", select Change Password. In the Change Your Password window, select No Password.

Changing a user password From the Home page, click the Administration tab. Click Change password under Security tasks. The Change Password page opens. Enter the old password, new password, and confirm the new password by entering it again. Click OK.