troubleshooting Question
O365 LastPasswordChangeTimestamp property not updated after user changed his password
Éric Moreau
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In my Office 365 tenant, one of the user changed his password January 5th (I have the proof through an Activity alert I have set sent by Office 365) but the LastPasswordChangeTimestam
We are using Office 365 alone (our AD is on-premise and fully disconnected).
We have a policy set to have the password expiring after 90 days. The user still have access to his mailbox.
Anybody saw that before? How to fix?
We are using Office 365 alone (our AD is on-premise and fully disconnected).
We have a policy set to have the password expiring after 90 days. The user still have access to his mailbox.
Anybody saw that before? How to fix?
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