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I would need the VPN to logon with my profile. &nbsp;Would that work around work with a local user account?
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Yes, as long as the vpn connection is established. &nbsp;The switch user ability will keep everything active on that account until its signed out.
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Hi All,<br />
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I would like to enforce password changes every 90 days. &nbsp;However a couple of our users are home based, so are never on the LAN.<br />
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Our Juniper SSL VPN supports changing the password, however the Active Directory Integrated programs use the cached password. &nbsp;Also, the user can only log on using the cached password.<br />
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How does everyone else manage this issue?<br />
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Many thanks<br />
D
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Hi All,

I would like to enforce password changes every 90 days.  However a couple of our users are home based, so are never on the LAN.

Our Juniper SSL VPN supports changing the password, however the Active Directory Integrated programs use the cached password.  Also, the user can only log on using the cached password.

How does everyone else manage this issue?

Many thanks
D

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