Access Manager Agent - Legacy AMSv2 policies page
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The Legacy AMSv2 policies
page in the Access Manager Agent
area of Access Manager allows you to configure policies for devices running Access Manager Agent (version 2.0 only).
You can create custom Access Manager Agent v2 policies that are targeted at specific computers, groups and containers defined AMS.
If no policies are configured, or an agent does not match any of the custom policies configured, the "Default V2 agent policy" will be applied to the agent.
You can view or edit the default policy for v2 agents by clicking Edit default policy...
at the top of the page.
You can create a new Access Manager Agent policy for v2 devices by clicking the Create new...
button at the bottom of the page.
Specify the name for the custom agent policy.
This list allows you to target specific computers, groups and containers that the policy will be applied to.
Maximum password age (days): The maximum number of days before the password must be rotated. For example, if this is set to 7, then the password would be rotated after 7 days.
Number of previous passwords to keep: The number of historical passwords to store in the Access Manager database.
Number of days to keep previous passwords: The number of days to keep historical passwords for; setting this field to "0" disables aging out of historical passwords.
The following configuration options are available to configure how Access Manager Agent v2 generates passwords for the built-in Administrator account:
Password length: The length of passwords to be generated for local administrator accounts
Password composition
Use lower-case letters: If configured, generated passwords will contain lower-case letters
Use upper-case letters: If configured, generated passwords will contain upper-case letters
Use numbers: If configured, generated passwords will contain numbers
Use symbols: If configured, generated passwords will contain symbols
See for more information how how these settings work to ensure you have the right number of passwords retained.