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 ### <ins>_Setup passwords complexity_</ins>
 
-There are different levels of password complexity that comes with the policies module in openLDAP:
-0: No quality checking. Any password is accepted, regardless of complexity.
-1: Evaluates the password against its built-in quality checks but does not reject weak passwords. If the password fails (e.g., too short or too simple), it logs a warning but allows the change to proceed.
-2: OpenLDAP strictly enforces password quality, rejecting weak passwords with "Constraint violation" errors and messages like "Password fails quality checking policy".
-Minimum Password quality checking: length check of at least 5–6 characters, reject identical characters like aaaaaa or 111111
+By default, the minimum password quality policy (pwdPolicyQuality) is: length check of at least 5–6 characters, reject identical characters like aaaaaa or 111111.\
+The pwdPolicyQuality can be changed, we will do so later, let's understand how is it enforced for now.\
+\
+There are different levels of password complexity that comes with the policies module in openLDAP:\
+0: No quality checking. Any password is accepted, regardless of complexity. (Default value)\
+1: Evaluates the password against its built-in quality checks but does not reject weak passwords. If the password fails (e.g., too short or too simple), it logs a warning but allows the change to proceed.\
+2: OpenLDAP strictly enforces password quality, rejecting weak passwords with "Constraint violation" errors and messages like "Password fails quality checking policy".\
 
 Setting up passwords complexity level:
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