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We are in the process of implementing strong passwords which include punctuation. &nbsp;The problem is we keep running into applications, even AD enabled ones, that don't like certain characters. &nbsp;So far the ones that have caused problems are &lt;,&gt;,/ and \. &nbsp;Is there a list of characters that are concidered acceptable for passwords?<br />
Thanks,<br />
-Ron
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We are in the process of implementing strong passwords which include punctuation.  The problem is we keep running into applications, even AD enabled ones, that don't like certain characters.  So far the ones that have caused problems are <,>,/ and \.  Is there a list of characters that are concidered acceptable for passwords?
Thanks,
-Ron

Implementing Strong Password

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