Re: Disabling password expiration

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When you run rsop.msc what value is defined? Where are you applying these values? PW policies must be applied at domain level, is tgis what you're doing?

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Jorge Silva
MCSE, MVP Directory Services

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"ghu" <ghu@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:4D3C6C0C-C6DC-4610-AEE6-C0B01C68BDDA@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I set the values to "0". And it still says the passwords will expire.

I ran gpupdate /force on the server, and I restarted one of the workstations.

Thanks

"Jorge Silva" wrote:

Hi
Set the value to 0

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Jorge Silva
MCSE, MVP Directory Services

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"ghu" <ghu@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:FEC5CDDD-D5D2-4B67-AE5C-E41EFB61AA0E@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>I am running a server 2003 domain,
> I do not want there to be expiration on the the users password, (as of
> right
> now there is, and they are getting that it expires in X days).
>
> So I went into domain policy settings on the server, and went to: > security
> settings\account settings\password policy.
>
> I set it to "undefined" and restarted the serverI also set the , > however,
> it
> still says that the password will expire. I tried to set it to "999" > but
> it
> still causes the same problems. Password history to undefined, but it
> still
> says 24 passwords whe nyou try to change it.
>
> The users are on the domain, in there own OU
>
>
> Thanks


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