Al Mulnick
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Sun Jan 16, 2005 7:15 am Post subject:
Re: HELP FAST!! Users logged in after a forced mass passwor |
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It's not that they can't login to Exchange, its that they no longer have an
account that is authenticated because they must change the password at next
login. Next login is technically the next time they need to get to a
network resource they haven't been to before or that has expired the
credentials already presented.
How'd you force the password change. Expire the passwords? Or did you go
through with script and flip the bit "User must change password at next
logon" ? I suspect the latter, but figured I'd ask.
I've never seen the information you're looking for explicitly stated. It's
implied and it's not unexpected however.
Al
"ssgtmcgee" <ssgtmcgee@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:08AFC30F-28F0-4C79-AA51-2AAE710A8946@microsoft.com...
| Quote: | We recently had to do a mass password change. We forced a password change
at
next logon for each OU in active directory. The problem is if a user is
already logged in, and we force a password change at next logon they can
no
longer access outlook. It gives them a login box. I suppose that is
becuase
it somewhat resets the password. I dont fully understand why it does that
though. I need an understaning so I can explain it to the boss. Are
there
any white papers out there that can help out??? |
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