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If you do this changes then User Must Change Password on next login<br />
I think If he will and then log off and log on back system will not ask him to change password again.<br />
Right ?
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If you do this changes then User Must Change Password on next login
I think If he will and then log off and log on back system will not ask him to change password again.
Right ?

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So, every time if same user is login then is asking for password changes ?
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So, every time if same user is login then is asking for password changes ?

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They cannot even login, they just get the message stating that.
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They cannot even login, they just get the message stating that.

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Hi Guys,<br />
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I have a RDS 2012 R2 Server i built, and whenever i choose the 'user must change password on next login' in AD, and the user tries to login, they get the message &quot;you must change your password before logging on the first time&quot;. They have obviously logged in before. Why is it saying this?
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Hi Guys,

I have a RDS 2012 R2 Server i built, and whenever i choose the 'user must change password on next login' in AD, and the user tries to login, they get the message "you must change your password before logging on the first time". They have obviously logged in before. Why is it saying this?

You Must Change password - RDS 2012 R2

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