had them authenticating fine for almost a year now, by having them uncheck "use my username/password/domain automatically". Our domain policy has password expiration, and due to the fact that most of the students change they're password in September,...

system? >>>>>>>> Kerry >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Try changing the password back. If you are in a domain you may have to >> get >> an administrator to temporarily change the policy if you cannot change it >> back. Do not allow the password to be...

security initiative we want to > accomplish, we want the idle lockout so the password change policy will force > the strength and lifespan of the password used to login as well as unlock the > PC. It's the same password on NT class machines. Just...

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...

I need to change password settings but I the Security Settings in MMC Group Policy Object Editor has a padlock Icon that will not change. I.E. I am locked out from changing the settings. How do I unlock these settings? Thank you in advance for the...

to change their password when there are > X >> days left until it expires. If a users changes the password before it >> expires all is fine. >>>> If the user waits until the password expires and then tries to change the >>password they are unable...

groups: microsoft.public.win2000.security () Hi, Change this policy Computer Configuration -> Windows Settings -> Security Settings -> Local Policies -> Security Options -> Interactive logon: Prompt user to change password before expiration Here...

to change their Password the next time they logon? When I apply my Password Policy does that moment in which I apply the policy start the 60 day counter for the users password or does this count begin at the time the accounts last password change...

change domain password policy. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin () a domain policy states that users should change password at next logon or after a certian point in time ( e.g. 90 days ). this works correctly for win98,...

monitor domain policy password changes. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win2000.security () Hello I have 5 admins in my company i believe one is changing the password length to 0 everyday. How can i find out who is doing this? Is there a way to know...