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103-000150-001

August 29, 2001

Novell Confidential

Manual 99a38 July 17, 2001

assign a grace period during which users can still use their expired passwords

before having to choose new ones.

Action: Use the SETPASS command to change the password. If the current password

is used during the user's grace period, it must be changed before the grace

period ends. If the grace period expires and a new password has not been set,

the network supervisor will have to change the user account password.

Source: LOGIN.EXE

Possible Cause: The user's account is locked because the password has expired.

The network supervisor can require periodic password changes on accounts to

prevent unauthorized access to the accounts. The network supervisor can also

assign a grace period during which users can still use their expired passwords

before having to choose new ones.

Action: Use the SETPASS command to change the password. If the current password

is used during the user's grace period, it must be changed before the grace

period ends. If the grace period expires and a new password has not been set,

the network supervisor will have to change the user account password.

logins remaining.

Source: LOGIN.EXE

Explanation: This is the last chance the user has to change the password. If the password is

not changed before the user logs out, the user will be denied access to the

server or to the eDirectory tree on the next login attempt, and the network

supervisor will have to change the account password.

Action: Change the password using SETPASS or other utilities provided by the client

software.

Source: LOGIN.EXE

Possible Cause: When changing the password, the user was prompted to enter a new password

and then retype it. The user did not type it exactly the same way the second

time as it was typed the first time.

Action: Have the user retype the password again.