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Bug
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Resolution: Done
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Major
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RH362 - RHEL 9.1 0, RH362 - RHEL 7.4 1 20180531
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ILT, ROLE, VT
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en-US (English)
URL: https://rol.redhat.com/rol/rhz/rhls/course/rh362-7.4/ch10s04
Reporter RHNID: harpasin@redhat.com
Section: 11.4 - Lab: Manage Red Hat Identity Management
Language: en-US (English)
Workaround: None
Description: Lab MANAGE RED HAT IDENTITY MANAGEMENT
Task 1. Create a user group, idmgroup01. Set a password policy for the new group, which requires that the password of the group's member users be a minimum of eight characters and that login attempts are blocked after two failed attempts. This should be the highest priority password policy.
In Solution highest priority value is 1 same in Grading Script user will pass if he sets highest priority to 1.
But under Password Policy Priorities Section 2.1 (p40) it is written that "If a user has multiple group password policies assigned, the one with the lowest priority value takes precedence and all rules defined in other policies are ignored.
The priority of a group password policy is configured using the --priority option. The lowest supported priority value is 0."
According to this higest priorty is 0.
Same thing mentioned in documentation also point 28.2.3 that 0 has highest priorty
Either lab solution and grading script is wrong or zero is not higest priority.
Please check which one is wrong
Thanks
Harpal Singh
- is related to
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PTL-7126 RH362-152: Comp Review: Manage Red Hat IdM - Wrong Solution & Grade
- Closed