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Newman Kassover
We are going to be like implementing a password policy
where the users will like have to meet sevaral
requirements in like the next two weeks. We have like
several accounts that we use for administrative purposes.
These accounts are like members of the Domain Admins Group
and the Enterprise Admins Group. Also for several
services we make like use these accounts ( supplying this
user name and its password ).
I know that the Administrator password is not subject to
this policy. Why is that? Is it because of like it
special status or something or is it like because of some
group membership or user attribute. I totally do not want
to have to figure out what services use what account. We
have something like 450 users and do not want to have to
spend like all weekend sitting at like each computer to
reconfigure the stupid Anti Virus software.
Any assistance please.
Newman
where the users will like have to meet sevaral
requirements in like the next two weeks. We have like
several accounts that we use for administrative purposes.
These accounts are like members of the Domain Admins Group
and the Enterprise Admins Group. Also for several
services we make like use these accounts ( supplying this
user name and its password ).
I know that the Administrator password is not subject to
this policy. Why is that? Is it because of like it
special status or something or is it like because of some
group membership or user attribute. I totally do not want
to have to figure out what services use what account. We
have something like 450 users and do not want to have to
spend like all weekend sitting at like each computer to
reconfigure the stupid Anti Virus software.
Any assistance please.
Newman