Resetting Account Passwords
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Passwords expire every 90 days, after which users will be required to update their password.
In general, you’ll only need to reset your password if you’ve forgotten it, but there are some instances when resetting your password can help protect the security of your account.
We recommend resetting your password in these cases:
You notice something suspicious in your ARM account.
You suspect someone you don't trust may have your password.
We ask you to change your password.
If you have not requested to reset your password but receive an email asking you to change it, it could be a case of phishing. Instead of clicking on a suspicious link in an email, log in to your account to reset your password.
NOTE: After three unsuccessful login attempts, users are required to reset their password in order to log in.
Users can reset their password by clicking on the Forgot Password? link on the sign-in page.
Alternatively, users with administrator permissions can reset passwords for sub-users from the Users tab if a user has forgotten their password or their account has been compromised. The user whose password has been reset is signed out of active sessions and has to sign in again using their new password.
To reset a user's password:
Log in to your ARM account.
Hover your mouse over the Admin tab and click on Users.
Locate the user whose password you want to reset.
Click on Reset.
On the next screen, there are two options to choose from:
Auto-generate password: This option automatically generates a new password and is emailed to the user account. Once the password is received, users must log in and change it to something they can easily remember.
Let me create the password: This option allows users with the 'Admin' role or 'Manage Users' role permissions to create a password on behalf of users.
New passwords must meet the following criteria:
Must be at least 10 characters
Must include at least 1 letter, 1 number, 1 lower case letter, and 1 upper case letter
Must be different from the last 5 previously used passwords
Must not include & < > ' \" + = | \\ ; ? , . ` {} [] characters
No email received? If you don't see the email in your inbox:
Check your spam/junk folder
Try to reset your password again
Use the following steps to change your current password:
Log in to your ARM account.
Click on your name in the top right corner and click on Change Password.
Enter your Old Password and New Password, then re-enter your New Password to confirm.
Your new password takes effect immediately.
FAQ:
After three unsuccessful attempts, a user is locked out. To log in, the user must enter the correct username, password, and the OTP sent to their email.
If your account is locked, the person who holds the AutoRABIT main account should be your first point of contact because they will be able to reactivate it.
If you requested a new password but didn't receive your password reset email, then:
Check the spam or junk email folder in your email accounts linked to your AutoRABIT account.
Try to reset your password again.
MUST contain at least 10 characters (12+ recommended)
MUST contain at least one uppercase letter (A-Z)
MUST contain at least one lowercase letter (a-z)
MUST contain at least one number (0-9)
MUST contain at least one special character (such as !, %, @, <, >, # and so on)
MUST NOT contain an email address, first, middle or last name, or commonly used passwords
MUST NOT be one of the 5 previously used passwords
If that still does not work, contact the ARM Support Team at .
ARM has a 90-day rotational policy that requires you to change your password every 90 days. Follow the instructions to reset your ARM password.
