For all of the reasons discussed below, I thoroughly agree with the
security guy.

Get your users used to it, and you'll have fewer problems overall.

Kurt

On Tue, Apr 28, 2009 at 08:39, Jeremy Anderson <jer...@mapiadmin.net> wrote:
> The security guy is insisting that we set the Min Password Age to 1 day.  I
> agree in theory that this is a swell idea, but in practice, I think it will
> be a disaster.
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> We have users that forget their passwords every other day (Don’t ask) and
> company politics that are going to let this bad habit continue.  Admins
> reset the password, and set the flag that says “Must change password on next
> logon”
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> I say, that the user will never get prompted to reset the next time they
> login, or that changing it will fail, because the password is now less than
> one day old.
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> Security guy says “Not having that set is a bad idea, other companies do it,
> make it happen”
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> How do you guys deal with this?
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> Thanks
>
> Jeremy
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