I am having a situation where I need to restrict the user access to change their password in Active Directory (Windows Server 2008 Standard) environment. What I need is to check the Account Options where:
User Cannot Change Password
Password Never Expire
Are there the best way to enforce this policy through Group Policy?
I have set up a new Windows Server 2008 R2 domain controller, and have attempted to configure the Default Domain Policy to permit all types of passwords.
Hi,
I am facing issues with Fedora LDAP Password policies.
Even though I have enabled the password policies the changes are not getting affected.
I am using Fedora Management Console to apply the policies
I am enabling the Password policy at DATA level.
The Password History and Account lockout policies are working fine.
But the below policies are not working wven though I have enabled
Back to Windows NT 4.0 there where a screen saver named "Windows logon". It mimic the usual logon screen (but the dialogue box moved randomly on the screen to avoid some burning process). I think it was also available with Windows 2000.
On Windows 2003 it is not longer available.
Is there a way to:
1. lock a session after a defined timeout
2.
Ok..I'll explain what I did wrong, and then what I did to fix, which led me to my current dilemma.
I thought I was going to be a smartypants and change my password to something really easy. Well, I goofed it up. When I tried to log on, I couldn't.
So I accessed the root shell to change password, but encountered " change password authentication token manipulation error".
Does Screen OS support password policy to enforce the admin or user password change on a periodic basis
As per the current implementation for the password policy, Screen OS only supports to enforce a minimum length and a complexity scheme for administrator (admin) and authenticated (auth) user passwords.
How ever there are companys who require the firewall to enforce a admin or user password cha
This is weird and the first time this has happened after installing a distro....I installed #! and then restarted to log back into windows, goes to grub fine, i can select windows fine, I get to the windows 7 login screen, it shows my username, BUT my password doesn't work, it just gives the wrong password message. I restarted and tried again, same thing.
I set my phone to have the password grid every time I want to use it, but when I changed it from the default, I realized I lost some other good features, like having the camera app on that first screen along with the flick to unlock option, and now I don't know how to put my phone into airplane mode.
I have a requirement for one of my clients that they would like all user passwords stored in the Description field of AD.
Now this is all well and good initially because we use a script to roll out new users.
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