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I have a wireless environment that authenticates users using a Radius server via Active Directory. &nbsp;Most of the client machines accessing the WLAN are Macs and not bound to the directory, as they are personal machines.<br />
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I need to enforce strong passwords and prompt users to change their passwords to comply with the new password change.<br />
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I have tested with a few machines and this just fails silently. &nbsp;Can anyone suggest a strategy or tool to use to get the Mac users on the WLAN and prompt them to change passwords?<br />
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Thanks
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I have a wireless environment that authenticates users using a Radius server via Active Directory.  Most of the client machines accessing the WLAN are Macs and not bound to the directory, as they are personal machines.

I need to enforce strong passwords and prompt users to change their passwords to comply with the new password change.

I have tested with a few machines and this just fails silently.  Can anyone suggest a strategy or tool to use to get the Mac users on the WLAN and prompt them to change passwords?

Thanks

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