Default Domain Policy - Password Chg 90 days
- From: al <al@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 10 Sep 2007 10:46:56 -0700
W2k3 Native Mode Domain: From what I understand, the default domain
policy that contains the setting "Maximum password age" 90 days really
applies to computer objects and NOT user objects. Which allows for
backwards compatability. So where does the user get their password
history enforcement from? They are required to change their passwords
every XX days in our domain but now I am not too sure where they are
getting this from if the above setting is only applied to computer
objects and local accounts. I've heard that this is set in a domain
profile? The reason I am asking is that we have some accounts that we
set "password never expires" on and I want to know how this overrides
a domain GPO. There is not an OU GPO that allows for this exception -
there is no exception.
TIA
al
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