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How can I allow dial-up users on my NT 4.0 Internet server change their passwords when they next logon after I have created their user accounts?
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by crispy1
Is that not a bit of a security risk?
by abesigiroha
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by 93961
It may be rather risky but can be done. While creating a new user in the User Manager for Domains for that particular dial-up user you should select the option "user must change password at first/next logon". These will allow the dial-up user to change his password on first/next logon.
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by abesigiroha
There is one person in the organisation who needs a secure password. I have tried the option "user must change password at next logon" but it does not work. Bye the way what are the risks involved? Thanks.
by abesigiroha
There is one person in the organisation who needs a secure password. I have tried the option "user must change password at next logon" but it does not work. Bye the way what are the risks involved? Thanks.
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by abesigiroha
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When defining the user, there's a checkbox called "user must change password at first/next logon" that should be checked
If this does not work, look under policies if "requiered password" is enabled.
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