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I am familiar with IRRPHREX option. However, I would like a simpler option that is managed and displayed in SETROPTS. I don't need extensive customizability, I really only need to enforce minimum length of 15 rather than 9. I can do it with IRRPHREX and functionally it's fine. However, this code is not supported by IBM apparently (even though they provide it). And it's not documented at ibm.com. Today my shop uses only passwords and we use multifactor with that. We want to use passphrases but we need to be able to concisely present the passphrase configs to external auditors. If it was controlled with simple SETROPTS values like we use for passwords today, then it would be very simple. By using IRRPHREX it will be very complicated to explain, and it is not backed by any documentation on ibm.com.
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