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ee5416c9d7e449233197d5d20bc6b81e4ff091b2ycauthentication=Authentication Modules
ee5416c9d7e449233197d5d20bc6b81e4ff091b2ycLDAPex=Unknown LDAP exception.
ee5416c9d7e449233197d5d20bc6b81e4ff091b2ycUPerror=Both user ID and password required.
ee5416c9d7e449233197d5d20bc6b81e4ff091b2ycclasspathError=Class not found. Check class path.
ee5416c9d7e449233197d5d20bc6b81e4ff091b2ycInvalidUP=Invalid user ID and password. Try again.
ee5416c9d7e449233197d5d20bc6b81e4ff091b2ycNoUser=User ID not found.
ee5416c9d7e449233197d5d20bc6b81e4ff091b2ycNoServer=Server cannot be contacted.
ee5416c9d7e449233197d5d20bc6b81e4ff091b2ycNaming=Naming error has occurred.
ee5416c9d7e449233197d5d20bc6b81e4ff091b2ycsunAMAuthADServiceDescription=Active Directory
ee5416c9d7e449233197d5d20bc6b81e4ff091b2ycPasswordExp=Password Expires In: {0}
ee5416c9d7e449233197d5d20bc6b81e4ff091b2ycGraceLogins=Your password has expired and you have {0} grace logins remaining.
ee5416c9d7e449233197d5d20bc6b81e4ff091b2ycTimeBeforeExpiration=Password expires in: {0}
ee5416c9d7e449233197d5d20bc6b81e4ff091b2ycPasswordReset=Reset the password.
ee5416c9d7e449233197d5d20bc6b81e4ff091b2ycPasswdMismatch=The password and the confirm password do not match.
ee5416c9d7e449233197d5d20bc6b81e4ff091b2ycPasswordInvalid=Your password does not comply with present password policy.
ee5416c9d7e449233197d5d20bc6b81e4ff091b2ycNewPasswordInvalid=Your new password does not comply with present password policy.
ee5416c9d7e449233197d5d20bc6b81e4ff091b2ycUPsame=Username and password must be different. Try again.
ee5416c9d7e449233197d5d20bc6b81e4ff091b2ycinPwdQual=New password does not meet the password policy requirements.
ee5416c9d7e449233197d5d20bc6b81e4ff091b2ycpwdInHist=New password has been used previously.
ee5416c9d7e449233197d5d20bc6b81e4ff091b2ycpwdToShort=New password is too short.
ee5416c9d7e449233197d5d20bc6b81e4ff091b2ycpwdToYoung=Password has been changed recently, cannot change password.
ee5416c9d7e449233197d5d20bc6b81e4ff091b2ycPInvalid=The password you have entered is invalid.
ee5416c9d7e449233197d5d20bc6b81e4ff091b2ycPasswdSame=The password must be different. Try again.
ee5416c9d7e449233197d5d20bc6b81e4ff091b2ycPasswdMinChars=Password contains fewer than minimum number of characters.
ee5416c9d7e449233197d5d20bc6b81e4ff091b2yca101=Primary Active Directory Server
ee5416c9d7e449233197d5d20bc6b81e4ff091b2yca101.help=Use this list to set the primary Active Directory server used for authentication.
ee5416c9d7e449233197d5d20bc6b81e4ff091b2yca101.help.txt=The Active Directory authentication module will use this list as the primary server for authentication. A single entry must \
be in the format:<br/><br/><code>server:port</code><br/><br/>Multiple entries allow associations between OpenAM servers and an \
a102.help=Use this list to set the secondary (failover) Active Directory server used for authentication.
a102.help.txt=If the primary Active Directory server fails, the Active Directory authentication module will failover to the secondary \
a103.help=The search for accounts to be authenticated start from this base DN
a103.help.txt=For a single server just enter the Base DN to be searched. Multiple OpenAM servers can have different base DNs for the search \
a104.help=The DN of an admin user used by the module to authentication to the LDAP server
a104.help.txt=The LDAP module requires an administration account in order to perform functionality such as password reset.<br/><br/>\
a104.help.uri=#tbd
a105.help=The password of the administration account.
a106.help=The LDAP module will use this attribute to search of the profile of an authenticated user.
a106.help.txt=This is the attribute used to find the profile of the authenticated user. Normally this will be the same attribute used to \
a107.help=The attributes specified in this list form the LDAP search filter.
a107.help.txt=The default value of uid will form the following search filter of <code>uid=<i>user</i></code>, if there are multiple \
values such as uid and cn, the module will create a search filter as follows <code>(|(uid=<i>user</i>)(cn=<i>user</i>))</code>
a108.help=This search filter will be appended to the standard user search filter.
a108.help.txt=This attribute can be used to append a custom search filter to the standard filter. For example: \
a109.help=The level in the Directory Server that will be searched for a matching user profile.
a109.help.txt=This attribute controls how the directory is searched.<br/><br/>\
a110.help=Defines which protocol/operation is used to establish the connection to the LDAP Directory Server.
a110.help.txt=If 'LDAP' is selected, the connection <b>won't be secured</b> and passwords are transferred in <b>cleartext</b> over the network.<br/> \
a111.help=Controls whether the DN or the username is returned as the authentication principal.
a114.help=Controls the mapping of local attribute to external attribute for dynamic profile creation.
a114.help.txt=If dynamic profile creation is enabled; this feature allows for a mapping between the attribute/values retrieved from \
the users authenticated profile and the attribute/values that will be provisioned into their matching account in the data store.\
a117.help=Enables a <code>X509TrustManager</code> that trusts all certificates.
a117.help.txt=This feature will allow the LDAP authentication module to connect to LDAP servers protected by self signed or invalid \
a118.help=Specifies how often should OpenAM send a heartbeat request to the directory.
a118.help.txt=Use this option in case a firewall/loadbalancer can close idle connections, since the heartbeat \
requests will ensure that the connections won't become idle. Use along with the Heartbeat Time Unit parameter to \
a119.help=Defines the time unit corresponding to the Heartbeat Interval setting.
a119.help.txt=Use this option in case a firewall/loadbalancer can close idle connections, since the heartbeat \
a120.help=Defines the timeout in seconds OpenAM should wait for a response of the Directory Server - <code>0</code> means no timeout.
a120.help.txt=If the Directory Server's host is down completely or the TCP connection became stale OpenAM waits until operation \
timeouts from the OS or the JVM are applied. However this setting allows more granular control within OpenAM itself. \
A value of <code>0</code> means NO timeout is applied on OpenAM level and the timeouts from the JVM or OS will apply.
a500.help=The authentication level associated with this module.
a500.help.txt=Each authentication module has an authentication level that can be used to indicate the level of security \