Re: Is there any way to force setpassword API call to be validated by Windows passwo
From: Marco (tired.of.spam)
Date: 02/04/04
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Date: Wed, 4 Feb 2004 22:23:20 +0100
That's odd .. but the doc I have looked at does not mention anything on the
subject. Have you tried to play arouind with the IADsuser object properties?
PasswordExpirationDate
PasswordMinimumLength
RequireUniquePassword
you may either want to set the exp date to the same day, forcing the user
**hopefully** top change his password rather than resetting it or, set
password min length and the unique password flag.
cheers,
-- Execute applications with elevated privileges [ www.neovalens.com ] -- "glchen" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:a36401c3eb5f$ce039e70$a501280a@phx.gbl... > Is there any way to force setpassword API call to be > validated by Windows password policies? > > Background: > There are two AD programmatic and GUI interfaces to update > AD password. One is to "change password" and the other is > to "reset password". Change password requires the old > password/newpassword. Reset(set) password does not > require the old password. > AD password policy enforcement seems to only impact on the > change password cases. "Reset password" seems to bypass > the checking of password policy settings > > I implemented a self-service password update website which > allows users to reset password if users provide correct > security data (so called attribute-based authentication). > This self-service password uses "set password" API (not > change password) since self-service password website is > mainly used by the users who forgot his password or his > password expired (use attribute-base authentication). >
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