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PowerShell Active Directory call parameter not working
Hello,
Within PowerShell I’m setting the Default Domain Policy account settings, specifically the Maximum Password Age. I’m trying to set it to 0, as in never expire.
From the TechNet site http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee617251.aspx, the parameter types are time based. I can’t figure out how to set it to 0 (not ‘0’ days as in the case of the MaxPasswordAge, which is a constant password change loop).
I’m using the following PowerShell call:
$err = Set-ADDefaultDomainPasswor dPolicy -Identity $DomainIdentity -MaxPasswordAge ??? -MinPasswordAge 1
Everything that makes sense (i.e. 0, 1, “0”, ‘0’, etc…) is a parameter error. Although, you'll notice the MinPassWordAge works fine with 1. I got 2 to work but sets the parameter to 0 days (emphasis on the days, it was a password change loop) Does anyone know what parameter I need to send for just 0 –never expire?
Thanks
GoPack
Within PowerShell I’m setting the Default Domain Policy account settings, specifically the Maximum Password Age. I’m trying to set it to 0, as in never expire.
From the TechNet site http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee617251.aspx, the parameter types are time based. I can’t figure out how to set it to 0 (not ‘0’ days as in the case of the MaxPasswordAge, which is a constant password change loop).
I’m using the following PowerShell call:
$err = Set-ADDefaultDomainPasswor
Everything that makes sense (i.e. 0, 1, “0”, ‘0’, etc…) is a parameter error. Although, you'll notice the MinPassWordAge works fine with 1. I got 2 to work but sets the parameter to 0 days (emphasis on the days, it was a password change loop) Does anyone know what parameter I need to send for just 0 –never expire?
Thanks
GoPack
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Works perfect.
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