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I'm new to using the Cisco ACS and I see disabled accounts that show the Password expired (see attachment). When I creat a new account I don't see any way to set an expiration date on the user account password. I work on an Enterpirse network and people will leave, quit or transfer to another network and we won't be notified and the account will remain active long after they are gone. I want to set a experiation date so that this does not happen. Can someone tell me how to set a password experation on a new or current user account in the ACS? <br />
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Also if you know a way to determine how long it's been since a user account has been used and when it was created?<br />
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Thank you,<br />
Dave <a href="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2011/10_w45/518428/ACS-Password-Expire-.JPG" target="_blank" title="ACS Password Account Expire  (113 KB)"><img alt="ACS Password Account Expire " class="file-block lazyload" style="max-width: 800px;" data-src="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2011/10_w45/800_518428/ACS-Password-Expire-.JPG" /></a>
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I'm new to using the Cisco ACS and I see disabled accounts that show the Password expired (see attachment). When I creat a new account I don't see any way to set an expiration date on the user account password. I work on an Enterpirse network and people will leave, quit or transfer to another network and we won't be notified and the account will remain active long after they are gone. I want to set a experiation date so that this does not happen. Can someone tell me how to set a password experation on a new or current user account in the ACS? 

Also if you know a way to determine how long it's been since a user account has been used and when it was created?

Thank you,
Dave 

Cisco ACS Version 5.2, create user account with a password experiation.

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