How to restrict user access for a period of time?

Jörg Hoh wrote...

As Opkar already said, you can do this with features being part of the AEM stack. As your requirements are getting complex, I see this more as a job of an external identity provider (Active Directory or any other system), which are much more suited to handle requirements like yours.

@Opkar: As I understand, the expiration feature of Oak is targetting the general password expiration process, while Sanats wants it to happen only for some users ("external users"), which doesn't seem to be possible right now.

kind regards,
Jörg

 

Yes Jorg, you are true, we dont restrict internal users but for external users(whose id gets created in aem by some manual means) restrict the user from logging in instead of expiring the password, expiring password doesn't restrict user from changing it again and logging in.

Thanks,

Sanat.

Hi Sanat,

Joerg is indeed correct, this feature would be set instance wide and all users would be treated the same. Unless you had custom code which reset the password expiry for external users, but you would need some way to identify external users.

Regards,

Opkar

Opkar Gill wrote...

Hi Sanat,

Joerg is indeed correct, this feature would be set instance wide and all users would be treated the same. Unless you had custom code which reset the password expiry for external users, but you would need some way to identify external users.

Regards,

Opkar

 

we might not need instance wide rule, as idp provider has the policy control for internal users, but for external users idp can not control them is there a way can we set policy for external users out of box or by some kind of customization?

i even have the same question how do we identify external users vs internal users so that we can either run a scheduler to process the external user access.

Thanks

Sanat.