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| | | ! Copyright 2007-2008 Sun Microsystems, Inc. |
| | | ! Portions Copyright 2010 ForgeRock AS |
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| | | <adm:managed-object name="crypt-password-storage-scheme" |
| | | plural-name="crypt-password-storage-schemes" |
| | |
| | | <adm:synopsis> |
| | | The |
| | | <adm:user-friendly-name /> |
| | | provides a mechanism for encoding user passwords using the UNIX |
| | | crypt algorithm. |
| | | provides a mechanism for encoding user passwords like Unix crypt does. |
| | | Like on most Unix systems, the password mq be encrypted using different |
| | | algorithm, either UNIX crypt or md5 (bsd). |
| | | </adm:synopsis> |
| | | <adm:description> |
| | | This implementation contains only an implementation for the user |
| | | password syntax, with a storage scheme name of "CRYPT". Even though it |
| | | is a one-way digest, the |
| | | <adm:user-friendly-name /> |
| | | This implementation contains an implementation for the user |
| | | password syntax, with a storage scheme name of "CRYPT". Like on most |
| | | Unix, the "CRYPT" storage scheme has different algorithm, the default |
| | | being the UNIX crypt. |
| | | |
| | | Even though the UNIX crypt is a one-way digest, it |
| | | is relatively weak by today's standards. Because it supports |
| | | only a 12-bit salt (meaning that there are only 4096 possible ways to |
| | | encode a given password), it is also vulnerable to dictionary attacks. |
| | |
| | | </adm:defined> |
| | | </adm:default-behavior> |
| | | </adm:property-override> |
| | | <adm:property name="crypt-password-storage-encryption-algorithm" mandatory="true"> |
| | | <adm:synopsis> |
| | | Specifies the algorithm to use to encrypt new passwords. |
| | | </adm:synopsis> |
| | | <adm:description> |
| | | Select the crypt algorithm to use to encrypt new passwords. |
| | | The value can either be "unix", which means the password is encrypted |
| | | with the UNIX crypt algorithm, or md5 which means the password is |
| | | encrypted with BSD MD5 algorithm and has a $1$ prefix. |
| | | </adm:description> |
| | | <adm:default-behavior> |
| | | <adm:defined> |
| | | <adm:value>unix</adm:value> |
| | | </adm:defined> |
| | | </adm:default-behavior> |
| | | <adm:syntax> |
| | | <adm:enumeration> |
| | | <adm:value name="unix"> |
| | | <adm:synopsis> |
| | | New passwords are encrypted with the UNIX crypt algorithm. |
| | | </adm:synopsis> |
| | | </adm:value> |
| | | <adm:value name="md5"> |
| | | <adm:synopsis> |
| | | New passwords are encrypted with the BSD MD5 algorithm. |
| | | </adm:synopsis> |
| | | </adm:value> |
| | | </adm:enumeration> |
| | | </adm:syntax> |
| | | <adm:profile name="ldap"> |
| | | <ldap:attribute> |
| | | <ldap:name>ds-cfg-crypt-password-storage-encryption-algorithm</ldap:name> |
| | | </ldap:attribute> |
| | | </adm:profile> |
| | | </adm:property> |
| | | </adm:managed-object> |