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; Configuration file for N4PASS.NLM
;
; Note:
; Comment lines start with a semicolon.
; Do give a valid full Volume:\Path\FileName for the FileName parameters.
; Do not comment out a parameter.
; If you make changes to this file, you must re-LOAD N4PASS to enable the
; new contents of this N4PASS.CFG file.
;
; Important! Since, you placing a password in here, do not give any
; read access rights to anyone (other than admin) for this subdirectory
; containing the N4Pass.CFG file.
; Point to the subdirectory that you want the N4PASS.EXE and N4PASS.NLM to
; use for communication. Normally, this is set to SYS:\N4PASS\PASSWORD
;
HelpDeskDirectory SYS:\N4PASS\PASSWORD
; Specify the file that you want to log all N4PASS events.
; This file is used log all object inquiries and password changes.
; If use the value of NONE, then these events will not be logged.
;
LogFile SYS:\N4PASS\N4PASS.LOG
; Specify the name of the server that this utility is installed on.
; Just the server name (FS1) will do. This is the same server name that
; you will load the N4PASS.NLM on. Must be the same as the subdirectories
; for the above nouns 'HelpDeskDirectory', 'LogFile' are on.
;
Server Mercury
; Specify the Administrator-equal distinguished network name
; It should be the distinguished object name.
; This account should be an admin-equal.
;
AdminName .pwd-admin.home
; Specify the password for the network account above.
;
AdminPassword DrainOHead
; Specify a list of full distinguished container names that will be used
; for searching for the user.
; Default is [root], which will search through the entire tree.
; N4Pass will search in the specified containers and its subcontainers.
; Use a comma (,) to separate multiple container names.
; Example: If your tree's structure is:
; O=ACME
; OU=CA.O=ACME
; OU=SALES.OU=CA.O=ACME
; OU=ENGINEERING.OU=CA.O=ACME
; OU=TX.O=ACME
; OU=FW.OU=TX.O=ACME
; Setting the value to CA.ACME will search: ca.acme, sales.ca.acme,
; and engineering.ca.acme.
; Setting the value to ca.acme,fw.tx.acme will search: ca.acme,
; sales.ca.acme, engineering.ca.acme and fa.tx.acme.
; Note: The helpdesk user can still specify a user in a different
; context than below by typing in the full distinguished name
; in the 'search' text prompt.
;
ContainerSearchList [root]
; Set to Y to display additional information/status on each operation.
; If set to Y, then all inquiry information will be display on the
; system console screen.
; Set to N for normal operation.
;
DebugMode N
; Comma-separated values of (partial or full) network names that N4Pass
; should not access. You should at least have the names: Admin, Super,
; Supervisor and any other-super equal accounts.
; For example: With the value of JSmith, N4Pass will not access accounts
; like JSmith.Finance.Sales.ACME, JSmith.Finance.HQ, and any other
; words with 'jsmith' in it.
; For example: With the value of Sales.HQ, N4Pass will not access accounts
; like PRose.Sales.HQ.ACME, ASmith.Sales.HQ, and any other words with
; 'sales.hq' in it.
; Suggestion names to exlude: Admin, Super, Backup, Archivist
; Note: Wildcards (*,?) are not allowed.
;
ExcludeNameList Admin, Super
; Choose a number from 0 to 10000. This same 'seed' value must be set on
; the workstation running N4PASS.EXE. If this 'seed' value is not the same
; as the n4pass.exe utility, then it will not report the correct new password.
; This number should not be released publically, since, it is used to
; generate the unique password.
;
Seed 0
; Prefix password phrase.
; Set to NONE to not use any prefix phrase.
; Note: You must use a prefix phrase if you require that the user passwords
; be longer than 5 characters.
; Note: This prefix is used, even if a PasswordFile is specified.
; Note: This prefix value will not be seen by the N4PASS.EXE 'change
; password' so you must communicate the 'prefix' to your helpdesk staff.
; They will then manually add the prefix to the changed password when
; giving it to the employee.
;
PasswordPrefix NONE
; Password File.
; Set to NONE to use random password phrase.
; Otherwise, set to SYS:\path\filename of the comma-delimited file that
; contains a list of object names and their passwords.
; File format is: ObjectName , NewPassword
; ObjectName field may be a partial or full user object name.
; Note that typeless names are used.
; NewPassword field should contain a valid password only.
; Reserved values for NewPassword field:
; RANDOM - object will be assigned a random password.
; DEFAULT - object will be assigned the value in DefaultNewPassword.
; ID - object will be assigned the value of its 'short' object name.
; See n4pass.lst, for a sample data file.
;
PasswordFile sys:\n4pass\n4pass.lst
; Default New Password
; User passwords will be set to this value if the user object name is not
; found in the password file.
; If you are not using a password file, then the value is not used.
; Reserved value: NONE If object name is not found in the specified
; PasswordFile, then the user password is not changed.
; Reserved value: RANDOM If object name is not found in the specified
; PasswordFile, then a random password will be assigned.
; Reserved value: DENIED If object name is not found in the specified
; PasswordFile, then a 'ACCESS DENIED' message will be sent to HelpDesk.
; Reserved value: ID If object name is not found in the specified
; PasswordFile, then the password will be set to object's 'short' name.
;
DefaultNewPassword RANDOM
; Allow the helpdesk staff to specify the New Password.
; Options: Yes, No
; The default (No) is to have the N4Pass.nlm utility randomize a password,
; or read the new password from the specified file.
; If you set the value to Yes, then the helpdesk staff is allowed to set
; the password. Note: If you set this value to Yes, you will also need
; to add the command line /SPECIFY to line loading N4PASS.EXE.
; (sample command line: F:\N4PASS\PASSWORD\N4PASS.EXE /specify)
;
; Additional notes:
; If you allow the helpdesk to specify the password, and have enabled it
; on the helpdesk's n4pass.exe command line, then n4pass utility will set
; the password 'exactly' to what the helpdesk staff specified. The
; password prefix and the password list file is not used.
;
AllowSpecifyNewPassword No