Which type of passwords does the parameter for 'Interval' specifically monitor?

The parameter for 'Interval' specifically monitors soon-to-be-expired passwords because it is designed to alert administrators and users to passwords that will expire shortly. This proactive monitoring allows organizations to manage password changes efficiently, reducing the likelihood of service disruptions due to unexpected password expirations.

By focusing on passwords nearing their expiration date, the system helps in timely notifications or reminders, facilitating the process for users to change their passwords before they become invalid. This is crucial for maintaining security and ensuring compliance with organizational policies regarding password validity.

In contrast, expired passwords would be outside the scope of this interval, as those have already lapsed and may be addressed through different mechanisms. One-time passwords, generally used for single use in authentication processes, do not fall under regular expiration monitoring. Exclusive passwords, a less common term in password management contexts, do not convey a specific function related to expiration timelines. Thus, the emphasis on soon-to-be-expired passwords aligns directly with the purpose of the 'Interval' parameter.