Calnet and AWS announcement

CalNet supporters and developers,

This message is to announce that although we now have over
56,000 
synchronized passphrases between our old and new CalNet
Kerberos servers, a 
little over 1,000 CalNet users still do not have passphrases
that are 
compatible with the new service.

As a result, beginning next week we will begin a selective
change to the AWS 
pages to alert *only* those remaining CalNet ID customers
with 
non-compliant passphrases of the need to change their
passphrase to a 
compliant version before August 1, 2007. Starting August
1st, the AWS pages 
will *not* allow access to applications for CalNet ID
holders with a 
non-compliant passphrase. The web message to be received
*only* by those 
failing the automatic synchronization process will be as in
the appended 
text version at the end of this notice.

The new passphrase requirements are described here:

    https://calnet.berkeley.edu/passphrase-requirements.html


To repeat, once a passphrase satisfies these requirements,
the AWS will no 
longer display the August 1st deadline reminder to the
CalNet ID holder.

For questions about the CalNet service or this notice,
please write to:

     calnet-adminlists.berkeley.edu

Thank you,

The CalNet Team


text version of AWS bad pw notification [[indicates
button]],[indicates 
hyperlink]:
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You have authenticated successfully with your current CalNet
passphrase.

IMPORTANT NOTICE:  beginning Aug 1, 2007, all CalNet
passphrases must 
satisfy new [requirements], which yours currently does not. 
As of that 
date, your authentication will fail until you [Change your
CalNet 
Passphrase].

   [[Click here (within 5 minutes) to continue on to your
application]]

If clicking the button fails to work, please try to access
your application 
again using its web address.
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