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Perfect, Thank you<br />
I enabled this 2 days ago, thuoght that it will be good for the users with expired passwords.<br />
even though I tested it with a user who MUST CHANGE PAAS NEXT LOGON. but it did not work.<br />
at least it as I like it now.thnx again
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Perfect, Thank you
I enabled this 2 days ago, thuoght that it will be good for the users with expired passwords.
even though I tested it with a user who MUST CHANGE PAAS NEXT LOGON. but it did not work.
at least it as I like it now.thnx again

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Hi All,<br />
<br />
&nbsp;I need to enable ti now. i tried to enable it but i'm not getting the domain option. I need to setup radius with expiry.
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Hi All,

 I need to enable ti now. i tried to enable it but i'm not getting the domain option. I need to setup radius with expiry.

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Hello:<br />
We got ASA 5510, configured to accept VPN connections (with Cisco Vpn Client).<br />
I used to get the login window with 2 fields (UserName and Password).<br />
Now I'm getting 3 fields (Username,Password,Domain)<wbr />.Check the attached snapshot.<br />
The ASA is configured to check with Radius (Microsoft IAS).<br />
How to get rid of the Domain Field, as for some users it's confusing, and we get many calls regarding this.<br />
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Hello:
We got ASA 5510, configured to accept VPN connections (with Cisco Vpn Client).
I used to get the login window with 2 fields (UserName and Password).
Now I'm getting 3 fields (Username,Password,Domain).Check the attached snapshot.
The ASA is configured to check with Radius (Microsoft IAS).
How to get rid of the Domain Field, as for some users it's confusing, and we get many calls regarding this.

Extra field in the login window of VPN Client

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