Red Hat Linux Password Management Policy | chage command
In this video, I explain the **Password Management Policy in Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL)**.
You will learn how to set password aging, complexity rules, account lockout policies, and other security measures to keep your Linux system safe.
This video is perfect for beginners preparing for *RHCSA / RHCE exams* and also for system administrators who want to apply real-world security practices.
Chapter:
0:00 Introduction password management
15:14 /etc/shadow file explain
21:42 Configuring Password Aging (chage command)
36:47 Force Linux users to change password on first login
42:43 Apply same password policy for all users (/etc/login.defs)
45:15 Conclusion
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