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Mike Perone said:
Thanks for your help,
let me ask you this , once a users changes there password with OWA ,
will the new password be cached to there laptop? or will they have 2
passwords until they come into the office? the laptops are joined to
the Domain.
There's two different things going on with passwords. If it's changed using
OWA while the laptop is not logged on, then no, it will not go into the
user's cached credentials. Reason is the LSA handles that part when the user
physically logs on to the laptop using domain credentials. The user will
still need to log on with domain credentials onto the laptop for cached
credentials to work. Do you have a VPN in use?
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Regards,
Ace
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