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Secure Passwords To Some Users

Asked by PerBoman in SBS Small Business Server

Tags: Windows Server 2003

Hi.

My company have Windows Small Business Server 2003 and it acts as a domain-controller.
The users in that domain have no restriction in how to set their passwords.
I want to set up more secure passwords for SOME (most) users, by secure I mean that I want to have SBS force them to change password regularly and have some certain length on it and so on.

I want to this as a policy that reflects on all users, BUT I want some users NOT to have this policy, some users shall still be able to set weaker password, or not have to change after a time.

(We have some clients set up for special program, that always run with the same user, and access the file on server trough script with username and password. We don't to want to change this script regularly just because we have to change password)

I found this, shown in the pictures attached, in "Server Management" but it seems like this reflects on ALL users.

How do I do?
Pelle

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Zone: SBS Small Business Server
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