1.2.1 Procedure to Change Password

This topic describes the systematic instructions on the procedure to change password.

Oracle Banking Treasury Management allows you to change the user password at will.

1. On the application toolbar, mouse over the logged user name. Click the Change Password option in the User Action menu.
   The Change Password screen displays.

   Figure 1-3 Change Password

   
   Description of "Figure 1-3 Change Password"
2. On the Change Password screen, specify the fields.
   For more information on fields, refer to the field description table.

   Table 1-2 Change Password - Field Description

   Field	Description
   Enter Old Password	Specify the current user password.
   Enter New Password	Specify the new user password.
   Confirm New Password	Specify the new user password again. The system will match it with the new password entered in the Enter New Password field. If the password does not match with the password entered in the Enter New Password field, the password change will not be successful. The system will display an error message. You will be prompted to repeat the password change process.

3. Click the Save button, Once you have entered the above details.
   On a successful password change, the system logs you out. You need to log in to the system again using the new password.
4. You may click Cancel button to cancel the password change process anytime before saving it.
   The system validates the new password based on the following criteria:

   • New password should be different from old password.
   • Password should not have any blanks before it or after it
   • Password should not have any spaces between the characters
   • Password should contain a minimum of 1 upper case character
   • The only characters allowed for a password are:
     • A to Z (in upper or lower case)
     • 0 to 9 numbers, and_ (Underscore)
   • Password should not be the same as ‘n’ number of previous passwords defined in the Password Repetition field of the Bank Level Parameters screen (here, ‘n’ stands for the number of previous passwords that cannot be used).

   For example, at the Bank level the password repetition has been set to three. This means that your new password cannot be any of the last three passwords used by you.

   • It should not be one of the passwords in the Restrictive Password list defined for your user profile, the role profile you are attached to (if there is any), or the Bank.