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I agree with the previous comment - you cannot do what you are asking without a 3rd party tool
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I agree with the previous comment - you cannot do what you are asking without a 3rd party tool

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If it can't be done in Group Policy, it can't be done. &nbsp;Thanks mkline.
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If it can't be done in Group Policy, it can't be done.  Thanks mkline.

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Our current password policy is as follows:<br />
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Enforce history: 6 days<br />
Maximum Age: 60 days<br />
Minimum age: 1 day<br />
Mimimum Length: 8 characters<br />
Complexity: enabled<br />
encryption: disabled<br />
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We want users to be able to change their password twice before the minimum age restriction goes into effect.<br />
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Ex 1: current envrionment (assuming same day)<br />
usera changes password -&gt; accepted<br />
usera changes password again -&gt; denied<br />
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Ex 2: desired environment (assuming same day)<br />
usera changes password -&gt; accepted<br />
usera changes password -&gt; accepted<br />
usera changes password again -&gt; denied<br />
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Any ideas on this would be greatly appreciated.
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Our current password policy is as follows:

Enforce history: 6 days
Maximum Age: 60 days
Minimum age: 1 day
Mimimum Length: 8 characters
Complexity: enabled
encryption: disabled

We want users to be able to change their password twice before the minimum age restriction goes into effect.

Ex 1: current envrionment (assuming same day)
usera changes password -> accepted
usera changes password again -> denied

Ex 2: desired environment (assuming same day)
usera changes password -> accepted
usera changes password -> accepted
usera changes password again -> denied

Any ideas on this would be greatly appreciated.

Allow 2 password changes every 24 hours

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