Table B-1 lists the special characters supported in passwords by both Oracle Identity Manager and Microsoft Active Directory. You can use these characters in combination with letters (alphabets) and numerals while specifying a password.
Table B-1 Special Characters That Can Be Used in the Password Field
| Name of the Character | Character |
|---|---|
|
at sign |
@ |
|
percent sign |
% |
|
plus sign |
+ |
|
backslash |
\ |
|
slash |
/ |
|
single quotation mark |
' |
|
exclamation point |
! |
|
number sign |
# |
|
dollar sign |
$ |
|
caret |
^ |
|
question mark |
? |
|
colon |
: |
|
comma |
. |
|
left parenthesis |
( |
|
right parenthesis |
) |
|
left brace |
{ |
|
right brace |
} |
|
left bracket |
[ |
|
right bracket |
] |
|
tilde |
~ |
|
grave accent This character is also known as the backquote character. |
The grave accent cannot be reproduced in this document. |
|
hyphen |
- |
|
underscore |
_ |
|
period |
. |