Re: PSWD CHNGE IN 2000 AD

From: mike (mike_at_ih1.com)
Date: 04/29/03 

Date: Tue, 29 Apr 2003 14:00:13 -0700

sounds like someone set the "high" security template
during install or after. Change the setting back to "1".
Use Q246261 for reference
>-----Original Message-----
> There was a poster here a while back who resolved
the problem for XP
>Pro machines by backing down the "additional restrictions
for anonoymous
>users" setting in security policies for the domain. The
most resticitve
>setting "no access without explicit anonymous
permissions" was causing the
>problem. --- Steve
>
>
>"CasDeTroy" <trypplex@msn.com> wrote in message
>news:049d01c30e68$87a4ad90$3301280a@phx.gbl...
>> I have up until now been running a 400 node Win2k
>> network, I had to add some Win XP PRO wkstns, my problem
>> now is only with the Win XP PRo users.
>>
>> The Win xp pro users cannot change their passwords.
>>
>> I realise the domain security policy had under LOCAL
>> SECURITY..Prevent system maintenance of passwords...
>>
>> Although I disabled this..I still have it showing
enabled
>> on the wkstns even after several restarts of the DC &
>> Wkstns.
>>
>> Is this the cause, if it is how do I solve this problem
>> Or if this isn't the cause can you please help me out?
>>
>> Thx
>>
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>
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>

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