DS5.0 and password policy

When i choose password to be expired (passwordexpirationtime attribute then is 19700101000000Z) and when i want to log in to the directory using the Server Gateway, i am asked to change my password (Your Directory Server password has expired. You must change your password immediately). But the password expirationtime is not changed and i can't log in to the directory. What can i do ?

Which version of Directory Server ?
As the Directory Manager, you can remove or change the passwordExpirationTime attribute in the user entry, provided you're absolutely sure that the password is now correct...
Ludovic

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