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When resetting your password, or creating a new one, your new password may be rejected because it contains similar character sequences to the previous one. Review this article to understand why.

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  • Not have 3 or more sequential characters from a previous password

  • Have at least 8 or more characters

  • Have at least 1 numerical number

  • Have at least 1 special character

  • Have at least 1 capital letter

  • Not have 3 or more sequential characters (i.e. 1234 or aaaa)

  • Cannot have more than 3 sequential characters from your username (your email address)

  • Cannot have more than 3 sequential characters from your first or surname

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Examples of password rejection:

If the username (the email to login) is jane.doe@convergeintl.com.au the password can’t contain any 3 sequential characters from the username.

  • A password of Ancddoe25@ would be rejected because it contains doe from the username (Ancddoe25@). It would also be rejected because it contains 3 or more characters of their surname.

  • Similarly, a password of Pasintl34! would also be rejected because it contains 3 sequential characters from the username also (Pasintl34!)

  • A password of Eap123@ would be rejected because it contains a sequential character of 123 (Eap123@) and is also 7 characters long, instead of the minimum requirement of 8 or more characters long

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