CHI-LTD

IT Professional

Albert Widjaja

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You can force an expire with powershell, if that's what you want.<br />
$User = [ADSI]&quot;LDAP://cn=John Doe,ou=Chi-LTD,dc=MyDomain<wbr />,dc=co,dc=<wbr />uk&quot;<br />
$User.pwdLastSet = 0<br />
$User.SetInfo()
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You can force an expire with powershell, if that's what you want.
$User = [ADSI]"LDAP://cn=John Doe,ou=Chi-LTD,dc=MyDomain,dc=co,dc=uk"
$User.pwdLastSet = 0
$User.SetInfo()

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Hi<br />
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We are going to increase our GPO PW policy from 7 characters to 8. &nbsp;I'm wondering if this will force users to change their PW straight away?<br />
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Computer Configuration (Enabled)hide<br />
Policieshide<br />
Windows Settingshide<br />
Security Settingshide<br />
Account Policies/Password Policyhide<br />
Policy Setting <br />
Enforce password history 5 passwords remembered <br />
Maximum password age 30 days <br />
Minimum password age 0 days <br />
Minimum password length 7 characters <br />
Password must meet complexity requirements Enabled <br />
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Thanks
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Hi

We are going to increase our GPO PW policy from 7 characters to 8.  I'm wondering if this will force users to change their PW straight away?

Computer Configuration (Enabled)hide
Policieshide
Windows Settingshide
Security Settingshide
Account Policies/Password Policyhide
Policy Setting 
Enforce password history 5 passwords remembered 
Maximum password age 30 days 
Minimum password age 0 days 
Minimum password length 7 characters 
Password must meet complexity requirements Enabled 

Thanks

GPO PW policy change

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