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dsluther
I set up a default domain controller password policy which
forces a password change every one day (for testing),
allows user to change password immediately, password
history of 3 and a minimum character length of 5.
Included in the default domain controller policy was
disable CTL ALT DEL key. I implemented the policy and set
specific user accounts for password expires. The users
were prompted to change there password but were able to
change it to less than 5 characters and were able to
change it back to there original password immediately.
Also, the CTL ALT DEL keys did not come up as expected but
did after the password change took effect. It has
remained that way and users have not been prompted to
change there passwords anymore. It seems that only part
of the policy worked one time only. What's going on? Any
help is appreciated.
forces a password change every one day (for testing),
allows user to change password immediately, password
history of 3 and a minimum character length of 5.
Included in the default domain controller policy was
disable CTL ALT DEL key. I implemented the policy and set
specific user accounts for password expires. The users
were prompted to change there password but were able to
change it to less than 5 characters and were able to
change it back to there original password immediately.
Also, the CTL ALT DEL keys did not come up as expected but
did after the password change took effect. It has
remained that way and users have not been prompted to
change there passwords anymore. It seems that only part
of the policy worked one time only. What's going on? Any
help is appreciated.