Nevertheless, it is possible for applications to use accounts that have been configured to use one-time passwords and/or exclusive accounts. Similarly, several applications in your organization may require the same account to be used at the same time and, therefore, exclusive account workflows are not relevant either. Therefore, one-time password workflows are not relevant when applications retrieve passwords. Inherently, applications require passwords at a very high rate. Application usage of one-time passwords and exclusive accounts For more information about one-time passwords and exclusive access, refer to The Master Policy in the Privileged Access Security docs. In addition, if Exclusive Access is enforced by the Master Policy, the account is automatically locked during usage. When one-time accounts are used, their password is changed after every usage, based on the Master Policy. Interactive usage of one-time passwords and exclusive accounts However, the effects of interactive user usage and application usage vary, as explained below.

The Credential Provider can retrieve accounts that have been configured for one-time password access and exclusive accounts. One-time passwords and exclusive accounts

Onetime password