OWA 2007 password change
Hi All,
I've rolled out a new 2007 server and wanted to let people be able to change
their password from within OWA. I had changed the group policy to allow as
few as 3 characters, and in fact,was able to change it from a complex p/w to
a 3 character p/w to test the policy. I was able to log on once and change a
password. When I logged in again and tried to change it (even to a complex
one) , I recieved a banner saying the password does not meet the complexity
requirements. Now, no one is able to change their password and they all get
the banner about complexity requirements. If I go into AD User&Computers, I
can reset their password to as little as 3 characters. When I check the
local security policy, the settings are those defined in Group Policy.
.
Relevant Pages
- Changing Password through OWA 2007
... I recieved a banner saying the password does not meet the complexity ... the banner about complexity requirements. ... can reset their password to as little as 3 characters. ... the settings are those defined in Group Policy. ...
(microsoft.public.exchange.admin) - Re: password complexity
... I modified the group policy on the ... Password complexity enforces min 6 chars plus additional restrictions: ... Contain characters from three of the following four categories: ... Complexity requirements are enforced when passwords are changed or ...
(microsoft.public.windows.server.active_directory) - Re: Good password change fails due to complexity.
... > that it doesn't meet complexity requirements. ... > security or passwords. ... you don't understand how Group Policy works. ... settings to disabled means, "I won't make any changes to those policy ...
(microsoft.public.security) - Re: ADAM internal error when creating account
... Complexity Requirements" enabled within Group Policy, ... >weird password filter installed on the ADAM machine? ... >> does have Group Policy and Local Policy being applied. ... >> As far as I know, no 3rd party password complexity ...
(microsoft.public.windows.server.active_directory) - RE: To disable complex password option in win2003 std.
... In the default domain policy group policy go to "computer ... policy" and set "password must meet complexity requirements" to disabled. ... If it is then check the default domain controllers group policy ... This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. ...
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