Diferent password expiration days for different users in the same system.

Hi sdn gurus,
We need to configure different password expiration days for different groups of users in the same system.
We know how to configure the system to define a password expiration time for the complete system (parameter login/password_expiration_time), but we must configure some expiration time to a group of users and another expiration time to another one in the SAME system.
Somebody know a way to do this?
Thanks in advance for your help!!!

Hi Sunny,
Thanks for your reply!!!
We know the parameter is for the complete system ... but we are trying to find out if exist another way to define diferent passwrod expiration days, to diferent group of users (may be with an additional system parameters or UME configuration).
Thanks to all for your help.

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