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I have migrated from Winnt domain to windows 2003 AD. All was successful. I
have a number of WinXP client systems. I have created an OU called Company
name - location - Users and created a GP. I have worked here for 3 years and
until recently all the users used the same password. I have unchecked
"passwords never change" and changed Domain policy to change passwords every
3 months, with other criteria. The problem is; after about 28 days users are
getting prompt to change their passwords within 14 days? What gives? I have
changed the domain policy to change every 3 months.

Thanks
Joe

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Hi Joe

I think it depends on how old their passwords are already.

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"Joe Brown" <news@austintechs.net> wrote in message
news:%23mlcnf0HFHA.4060@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
>I have migrated from Winnt domain to windows 2003 AD. All was successful. I
>have a number of WinXP client systems. I have created an OU called Company
>name - location - Users and created a GP. I have worked here for 3 years
>and until recently all the users used the same password. I have unchecked
>"passwords never change" and changed Domain policy to change passwords
>every 3 months, with other criteria. The problem is; after about 28 days
>users are getting prompt to change their passwords within 14 days? What
>gives? I have changed the domain policy to change every 3 months.
>
> Thanks
> Joe
>

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