Hi Simon,
does that mean that it is impossible to achieve the goal with the Account
Policy Plugin or some other plugin? It could be that the plugin indeed is
designed to achieve it but it could not because of bugs, or it simply is not
designed to do this.
Your idea means to go the other way
Hi Eugen,
okay, another option will be to define Local Account Policy for the users
you want to be locked after the expiration.
Check out this setup for Local Account Policy (CoS configuration):
Hi Simon,
thanx for your help. But it is rather the other way round: The customer already
has the policy for special users that must not be forced to change the
password. In addition, the customer now wants "normal" users to be completely
locked out when the password has expired, only
Hi Eugen,
if I understood correctly, the customer already has Password Policy set up
for common users which should not be able to change the password after the
expiration.
And the customer needs another policy for the special users which should be
able to change the password after expiration (or
