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Update journey-step-3.md #11971
Update journey-step-3.md #11971
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Proposing to use New-Guid instead, it will generate a "complex" password easier than having to rely on a custom PSFunction.
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Hello @hedbergtech, new-guid doesn't generate a complex enough string to satisfy most of the password policies out there. the generated string doesn't include any special characters and only lowercase letters. |
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I don't think this would be a good idea. The generated GUID is not "complex", other than length.
On the contrary, a guid always contains a hyphen, which is in fact a "special" character, satisfying the complexity requirement. Changing the character to upper could also ve enforced. |
Making it 3/4 ;). Just a suggestion, totally fine with not having the doc state it |
fair, |
Proposing to use New-Guid instead, it will generate a "complex" password easier than having to rely on a custom PSFunction.
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