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.
What are the password requirements?
Passwords need to be secure to ensure client data is protected. You are advised not to use the same password as other systems or accounts as this is a breach of security requirements.
A secure password that will be accepted must:
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
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
Use your browser to generate and save passwords
We recommend using the password generator built into your browser as all passwords automatically generated and saved securely to your browser comply with all of the above requirements. See below for more information on how to use it:
https://support.apple.com/en-au/guide/safari/ibrwf71ba236/17.0/mac/14.0
https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/6208650?hl=en&co=GENIE.Platform%3DDesktop
Next steps:
For more help related to logins for Phoenix, review this guide: Phoenix Login issues and support
To contact User Support and raise a support request, click here.