2V0-622 · Question #32
Which Platform Service Controller Password Policy determines the number of days a password can exist before the user must change it?
The correct answer is A. Maximum Lifetime. The Maximum Lifetime password policy setting in the Platform Services Controller defines the maximum number of days a password remains valid before the user is required to change it.
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Which Platform Service Controller Password Policy determines the number of days a password can exist before the user must change it?
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- AMaximum Lifetime
- BPassword Age
- CMaximum Days
- DPassword Lifetime
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(41 responses)- A93% (38)
- C2% (1)
- D5% (2)
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The Maximum Lifetime password policy setting in the Platform Services Controller defines the maximum number of days a password remains valid before the user is required to change it.
Maximum Lifetime directly controls the password expiration window by specifying the number of days after which a password expires - once that threshold is reached, the user must set a new password before logging in.
Password Age is not a named policy field in the PSC password policy configuration interface; the correct field name is Maximum Lifetime.
Maximum Days is not a valid field name in the PSC password policy settings; this is a fabricated option not found in the vSphere identity management UI.
Password Lifetime is not the name used in the PSC password policy configuration; the correct terminology used by VMware is Maximum Lifetime.
Concept tested: Platform Services Controller password policy configuration
Source: https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vSphere/7.0/com.vmware.vsphere.authentication.doc/GUID-2FB45F86-A9B0-4B36-90CB-B3F7CC2D7C73.html
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