The minimum length of a password is greater
than or equal to...- Eight in application version 7.4.4.2+
and 7.5.2+
- Fifteen in application version 7.5.5
|
N/A |
X |
| The Login ID cannot exist in the user’s password.
Applicable as of application version 7.4.4.2+ and 7.5.2+. |
N/A |
X |
| Login IDs will initially auto convert to their
numeric phone keypad equivalent. For example, Amy11108 converts
to 26911108.1 |
X |
X |
| Login Failed may trigger via the phone when
users have duplicate Login IDs resulting from the phone keypad auto
conversion process, such as 228 = CAT, BAT, ACT... |
X |
X |
| Specific error messages pertaining to phone
IDs appear on the person’s Password tab near Phone ID settings
when the person is securely logged into the system. |
N/A |
X |
| The Login ID is the only ID for users
to access the system via the Web and the phone. |
X |
N/A |
| A unique Login ID may be used for the Web on
top of a separate and unique ID for the phone. |
N/A |
X |
| Special characters are dropped when applicable
Login ID credentials are automatically converted to applicable phone
credentials. For example, the ID or password, amy@ukg.com becomes [amyukgcom ]. |
X |
X |
| A user can change their phone ID without affecting
their Web credentials. |
N/A |
X |
| A user can change their phone password without
affecting their Web credentials. |
X |
X |
| A user can have a Login ID for the Web that
contains special characters such as amy@kronos.com and a separate
numeric phone ID such as 11108. |
N/A |
X |