Title: [ActiveDir] maxPwdAge property on AD2003
I have an interesting observation about this one. If by
default your MaxPwd policy is set to 42 days, then you will get (using
theLDAP)0 for LowPart and -8640 for High Part. If you change your
MaxPwd policy to something else (ex. 45 days
Title: [ActiveDir] maxPwdAge property on AD2003
Thats exactly the situation. Thank
you very much!! J
Rich
From: Matja Ladava
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Subject: Re: [ActiveDir] maxPwdAge
property on AD2003
Title: [ActiveDir] maxPwdAge property on AD2003
We have a strange problem... there are many examples of vbscripts for checking the password expiration setting on a domain. It is set on the empty root domain, but not on the child domain. So all the scripts correctly report that the max
