Re: Account Policy clarification
From: Andy Barkl [MVP] (abarkl_at_community.nospam)
Date: 12/18/04
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Date: Fri, 17 Dec 2004 19:11:42 -0700
"John" <John@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I'm kind of confuse on the settings on the account policy. Running Win2K3
> AD. Workstations are Win2K and XP, mostly. I set the account policy on
> the
> Default Domain Security. Let say, I set the password history to 3, max
> pass
> age to 20 day, min pass age to 1, and min pass length to 5. Then my lock
> out
> policy is duration to 20, threshold to 5 attempts, and reset counter after
> 20
> minutes.
>
> My question is, since this affect the domain, would it also affect the
> local
> account on my workstations THAT IS part of the domin. For example, I have
> a
> Win2K workstation on the domain with two local user accounts. Those two
> local user accounts are admin accounts. The "Password never expire" ARE
> NOT
> check on their properties. Their passwords have not been changed in 90
> days.
> Since this workstation is part of the domain above, when I log in locally
> to
> this computer with the local account, would it force me to change my local
> user's password?
>
> basically, my question is would setting the account policy on the Default
> Domain Policy affect the local users account, if the workstation is part
> of
> the domain?
A simple and sweet answer: No. They are local accounts (not domain) and not
affected by the domain password policy.
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