The only way is to split the domain due to 'infamous domainwide security
policy problem'... a drastic step.
I guess you need to look at why you need a separate policy, and what would
the implications be of enforcing the 'stronger password policy' domain
wide.
BR
Robert Rutherford
Ole Thomsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Please respond to
ActiveDir
I need to implement a stronger password policy for
a large group of users in my AD, and run into the
infamous domainwide security policy problem.
What is the best way to do this, and still being
able to let these users have access to the file/print,
Ex2K mailboxes and other resources they use today?
Regards,
Ole Thomsen
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