Win2003 sp2 domain. Is there a way to setup a password expiration prompt for
a specific set of users who are remote and do not always login?
Or does default domain policy make this a useless option?
thnx
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la

Re: Password policy expiration by Danny

Danny
Wed May 07 08:16:45 PDT 2008

Actually with Win 2k3 you can only have one password policy. Differing
password requirements is one reason to create a new domain in Win
2k3...............I think this is possible in Win 2k8.

hth
DDS

"LaH00ser" <len@n0sp@m.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Win2003 sp2 domain. Is there a way to setup a password expiration prompt
> for
> a specific set of users who are remote and do not always login?
> Or does default domain policy make this a useless option?
> thnx
> --
> la



Re: Password policy expiration by Paul

Paul
Wed May 07 13:00:56 PDT 2008

We had to write a script to e-mail users when their password was near
expiration, there is no way I know of (Built in) to inform remote users of
an impending password expiration.

OWA does inform users from the domain policy settings when they first logon.

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"LaH00ser" <len@n0sp@m.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:CDF3D395-50E1-4278-95A3-0B62C34DFCBE@microsoft.com...
> Win2003 sp2 domain. Is there a way to setup a password expiration prompt
> for
> a specific set of users who are remote and do not always login?
> Or does default domain policy make this a useless option?
> thnx
> --
> la