P_SECAUTH_21 · Question #20
Based on your company guidelines you have set the password expiration to 60 days. Unfortunately, there is an RFC user on your SAP system who must not have a password change for 1 80 days. Which…
The correct answer is B. Create a security policy via SECPOL and assign it to the RFC users. This is one of the options that you would recommend to accomplish such a request of having an RFC user with a password expiration of 180 days instead of 60 days based on your company guidelines. SECPOL is a transaction that allows you to create and maintain security policies…
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Based on your company guidelines you have set the password expiration to 60 days. Unfortunately, there is an RFC user on your SAP system who must not have a password change for 1 80 days. Which option would you recommend to accomplish such a request?
Options
- ADefine the RFC user as a reference user
- BCreate a security policy via SECPOL and assign it to the RFC users
- CChange the profile parameter login/password_expiration_time to 1 80
- DCreate an enhancement spot or user exit
How the community answered
(48 responses)- A15% (7)
- B73% (35)
- C8% (4)
- D4% (2)
Explanation
This is one of the options that you would recommend to accomplish such a request of having an RFC user with a password expiration of 180 days instead of 60 days based on your company guidelines. SECPOL is a transaction that allows you to create and maintain security policies for password settings, such as minimum length, expiration time, or lockout threshold. You can assign different security policies to different users or user groups based on their roles or requirements.
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