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What is the impact to change the policy Maximum Password Age 60 Days to 0 Day?
Hello everyone,
I need to change temporarily to complete a migration password policy Maximum Password Age 60 Days to 0 days.
What will be the impact on users?
You will be prompted immediately for users to change the password?
I tried to find some official Microsoft document and found nothing about it.
Could someone show me an official documentation on the impact of this change?
Thank you very much.
I need to change temporarily to complete a migration password policy Maximum Password Age 60 Days to 0 days.
What will be the impact on users?
You will be prompted immediately for users to change the password?
I tried to find some official Microsoft document and found nothing about it.
Could someone show me an official documentation on the impact of this change?
Thank you very much.
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I had also found such documentation, but they are not clear regarding the exchange I need to do.
In theory I agree with you and make much sense this, but as I cannot reproduce this scenario and particularly I have never done this type of change to 0 days I am concerned about the impact this may cause to users.
Has anyone done this in practice?
In theory I agree with you and make much sense this, but as I cannot reproduce this scenario and particularly I have never done this type of change to 0 days I am concerned about the impact this may cause to users.
Has anyone done this in practice?
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Thank you very much All.
I will make the changes in the days and warning everyone about the result.
I will make the changes in the days and warning everyone about the result.
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Hello everyone,
I was able to reproduce the changes in a lab environment.
Before you change the Password Policy I ran the command:
net user% USERNAME% / domain
The result was display the expiration date of the account:
Password Expires --> 1/13/2015 10:00:30 PM
Then I changed the Password Policy and execute gpupdate/force in Domain Controller and ran the command again and the result was showing that the password never expires.
Password Expires --> Never
I was able to reproduce the changes in a lab environment.
Before you change the Password Policy I ran the command:
net user% USERNAME% / domain
The result was display the expiration date of the account:
Password Expires --> 1/13/2015 10:00:30 PM
Then I changed the Password Policy and execute gpupdate/force in Domain Controller and ran the command again and the result was showing that the password never expires.
Password Expires --> Never
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