Password policies Questions

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How do I set password restrictions in ESXi 5
I would like convert some ESX 3.5 scripts that implemented password restrictions to work on ESXi 5. In ESX 3.5, I used the esxcfg-auth command which does not appear to be supported in ESXi 5.0, so I need the alternatives. I would like to require the user change his password every 60 days. On ESX [...]

Answer Question   |  May 16, 2012  5:34 PM
ESXi5, Password policies
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5 pts.

Forcing Windows users to choose random passwords
Can we force Windows to choose random passwords for accounts created in 2003 Active Directory? Can we force the user to then change their password on login?

Answer Question   |  June 14, 2011  2:38 PM
Active Directory, Active Directory 2003, Active Directory security, Password management, Password policies, Windows administration
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975 pts.

Password policies that aren’t too crazy but effective
What password policies are the best without going crazy? We want security but changing passwords 2 times a month is too much. What is a healthy middle ground between security and convenience?

Answer Question   |  June 7, 2011  8:01 PM
Open IT Forum, Password management, Password policies, Security management, Security policies
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975 pts.

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1,110 pts.

Changing password requirements for all Windows Server 2003 domain users
How can we change password requirements for all domain users? This is using Windows Server 2003 at the domain level and Windows XP SP3 on the desktop.

Answer Question   |  May 2, 2011  7:36 PM
Domain Users, Password management, Password policies, Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2003 Domain, Windows XP SP3
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975 pts.

Blocking weak passwords from our system
Is there a way to block a list of common passwords from our network even though they fit the complexity rules they are still weak like p@$$w0rd.

Answer Question   |  April 20, 2011  2:27 PM
Password management, Password policies, Password strength, Security management, Security protocols
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975 pts.

Middle ground password security policies
What password policies are the best without going crazy? We want security but changing passwords 2 times a month is too much. What is a healthy middle ground between security and convenience?

Answer Question   |  April 12, 2011  4:28 PM
Password policies, Security, Security management, Security policies, Windows Security
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975 pts.

Securing Windows Server 2008
What is the best way to lock down and secure a Windows 2008 server? We want to block all remote connections and secure passwords and what not.

Answer Question   |  June 14, 2011  6:21 PM
Cloud Security, Password policies, Remote connection, Security, Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2008 Administration, Windows Server Security
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975 pts.

Scanning Active Directory for weak passwords
Is it possible to scan our active directory and see if people have weak passwords? We have upped the password policy but what about for users that already have passwords and are not scheduled to changed them yet?

Answer Question   |  December 29, 2010  9:06 PM
Active Directory, Active Directory security, Network security, Network Security Management, Network Security Policies, Password Complexity, Password policies
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755 pts.

Blocking password changes until audit is complete
Tell me how would it be possible for our organization to block password changes until our audit can find who has weak passwords? How can we find out current passwords using Windows 2003?

Answer Question   |  October 6, 2010  8:17 PM
Audit and compliance, Password management, Password policies, Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2003 Group Policy
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755 pts.

Active Directory password policy
We have just changed our password policy. We want to audit which passwords are in violation of the new policies before it is time to have them change them again. Can we force passwords in violation to request a change of password?

Answer Question   |  September 30, 2010  7:41 PM
Active Directory, Password policies, Password policy, Security in 2010
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755 pts.

Assigning user passwords & security policies
Just a broad security question: How do you assign your users’ first password? Do you require they change it immediately? What is the best method for security purposes?

Answer Question   |  September 5, 2010  8:18 PM
Password authentication, Password management, Password policies, Password policy, Security in 2010, Security management, Security policies, User access
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755 pts.

Password protection for Joomla intranet site
How can I password protect my Joomla intranet site so that all users need to login before they see ANY data? We’re working on setting up a Joomla site to replace our current intranet site. What are the methods people use to password protect the entire site and not just individual modules?

Answer Question   |  July 13, 2010  2:53 PM
Intranet, Joomla, Password policies, Password Protection, Permissions and settings
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16,755 pts.

Odd Windows password reset issues
I’ve got a client who’s having an odd password reset issue. They have five domain controllers – three of them are Windows Server 2003 Server and two are Server 2008. The primary is a 2003 system. Workstations are Windows XP. The issue is if user passwords are about to expire (or have expired) when users [...]

Answer Question   |  September 14, 2010  12:37 PM
Password policies, password reset, Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2003 administration, Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2008 Administration, Windows XP, Windows XP administration
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11,040 pts.

OpenSource Software
Dear All , I am running a small ISP in rural area .  I am giving packages for 30 days to users . So is there any free software to Create Username and password and 30 days limit .Also Can i change the bandwidth as per the packge . So pls tell me the free [...]

Answer Question   |  April 16, 2010  5:47 AM
Internet service providers, OpenSoruce Software, Password policies
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320 pts.

Auto prompt for password expiration in Red Hat Linux
I’m redhat 8.0. I would like the os to prompt for password change automatically, after expiry. How do i go about doing it. Thanks

Answer Question   |  August 30, 2009  6:25 AM
Linux security, Password, Password expiration interval, Password policies, Red Hat Linux, Red Hat Linux 8
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5 pts.

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