Re: Keeping service accounts from locking
- From: "Joe Richards [MVP]" <humorexpress@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 22 Oct 2006 01:15:05 -0400
Special hardcoded functionality.
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Scott Shoemaker wrote:
OK,.
That is pretty much what I thought, but I appreciate the confirmation from Steve and yourself. So, how is it that the Administrator account is not subject to this policy?
-Scott
"Joe Richards [MVP]" wrote:
No you cannot set accounts to not lock. You either have the locking policy or you don't. Some places will create an additional domain for service accounts. A better solution is to use network service or local service instead of userids or as Steve suggests get away from using lockouts at all or change your use of them.
If you must have lockouts, consider switching to a short lockout duration so that a lockout on the account doesn't completely black out the service. This is an attack vector as indicated by Steve.
joe
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Scott Shoemaker wrote:Hi,
We have a domain policy which dictates that locked accounts stay locked until they are unlocked. Last week, a domain account that is used to run a service got locked and brought an application down. So, is there any way to specifiy on an individual account that it should not be locked? As a follow on question, how is this accomplished on the Administrator account?
Thanks,
Scott
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