Re: expired passwords - mapped server shares
From: Steven L Umbach (n9rou_at_n0-spam-for-me-comcast.net)
Date: 10/05/04
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Date: Tue, 05 Oct 2004 00:53:55 GMT
Have the user while logged onto their computer use ctrl-alt-delete to bring
up the password change box and then instruct them to enter
servername\username in the user box of which password to change to see if
they can then change their password on the remote computer and then use the
new credentials to map the drive. --- Steve
"Susan Wilson" <SusanWilson@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:23EA2EBE-A1F4-4A99-B033-16B010BB3C42@microsoft.com...
> We have a couple of Non AD w2000 servers. several users map drives to
> share
> points on these servers. Each user is assigned a username and password.
> (which is created on the w2000 server) when the client maps to the drive
> the
> user enters the username and password and receives has access to the share
> point. When the user's password expires on the w2000 server, I would have
> expected the client login to prompt for a prompt the the current password
> has
> expired and allow the user to enter a new password. Instead the user login
> fails. It is neccessary for our company to automatically expire all user
> accounts created on all w2000 servers. The only way these users gains
> access
> to these share points is through mapped drives to these servers. (they do
> not
> login to these server in any other method).
>
> Do I have something incorrectly configured that the user is not
> notified/prompted for a new password when mapping to the share points on
> the
> w2000 servers?
>
> I had a similar question regarding changing passwords of ftp users and
> recieved some good information back from the IIS sercurity forum on what
> is
> and is not possible. I hope that this is not to similar of a question. (I
> actually thought the mapped drive, password expiration would be a no
> brainer)
>
> Thanks,
> Susan
>
>
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