SAP AS Java Administration · UME Parameters & Security Policies

A UME group is meant to include truly every user, even unauthenticated ones. Which supergroup is that, and how does it differ from Authenticated Users?

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A UME user is locked after too many invalid logons. ume.logon.security_policy.auto_unlock_time is set to 0. When does the account unlock on its own?

On a dual-stack AS ABAP+Java, an admin tries to tune the Java lockout threshold ume.logon.security_policy.lock_after_invalid_attempts but finds it forced to 0. Why?

An admin sets ume.notification.lock_performed but locked users still receive no e-mail. What two prerequisites are being missed?

In the UME Administration Console, how do ume.admin.search_maxhits and ume.admin.search_maxhits_warninglevel differ, and what are their defaults?

In a UME security policy, password_alpha_numeric_required is set to 3. What is the minimum a compliant password must contain?

What does setting ume.logon.security_policy.password_expire_days to 0 do, and what is its default?

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