Problem in changing AD password

[Asurada]

Dear all,

I counter a problem that I need to reset one of the user's password, I set to "Null" and
"user need to change password on next logon". Once the user logon and prompt for asking
new password, user can't use back their old password for the new changing one.

I'm sure that I already set the GP for disable all the password policy such as "90 days
expired", "password must need 6 characters long", "Password must meet complexity
requirement", what else did I missed?

 

[Paul Bergson]

The "Enforce Password History" remembers previous passwords the user has
used. They can't reuse old passwords up to the number in the history value.

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[Jorge_de_Almeida_Pinto]

Dear all,

I counter a problem that I need to reset one of the user's
password, I set to "Null" and
"user need to change password on next logon". Once the user
logon and prompt for asking
new password, user can't use back their old password for the
new changing one.

I'm sure that I already set the GP for disable all the
password policy such as "90 days
expired", "password must need 6 characters long", "Password
must meet complexity
requirement", what else did I missed

If you reset the pwd and force the user to change at next logon than
the OLD pwd the user must use is the pwd YOU entered (the NULL pwd)

Or have I misunderstood your problem?

 

[Paul Bergson]

Sounds like they want to reuse the old password.

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Paul Bergson MCT, MCSE, MCSA, CNE, CNA, CCA

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.

Dear all,

I counter a problem that I need to reset one of the user's
password, I set to "Null" and
"user need to change password on next logon". Once the user
logon and prompt for asking
new password, user can't use back their old password for the
new changing one.

I'm sure that I already set the GP for disable all the
password policy such as "90 days
expired", "password must need 6 characters long", "Password
must meet complexity
requirement", what else did I missed?

If you reset the pwd and force the user to change at next logon than
the OLD pwd the user must use is the pwd YOU entered (the NULL pwd)

Or have I misunderstood your problem?

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[Asurada]

that's ture.....

Sounds like they want to reuse the old password.

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