How force users to change passwords every 60 days

Hi,
We're running ebs 12 and would like to know which profile option to set at the site level to force the passwords for all users to expire every 60 days.
We don't want to expire the database user passwords, just the application user password in ebusiness.
Kind regards,
dula

Are you looking all users to reset their password at once ? If not, as and when you define users (I assume you don't define users in large volumes daily), you can set this to 60. Assuming you've set this policy today (to expire passwords every 60 days) and wish to update this in the database for all users, the update statement that you've specified is correct (with suitable WHERE clause). For all new users, you've got to define this when defining the users, though !

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If you want to limit the user to have his/her password changed for a specific number of time every day, I have to say
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After several tests, I'm pretty sure that the policy "Interactive logon: Prompt user to change password before expiration" is counting the wrong days. (Note: this policy is in Windows Settings > Security Settings > Local Policies > Security
Options) So I think I should post this in the forum in the hope that it could be helpful to others in the same case as me, esp if the policy is pushed out as a domain-wide policy.
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Based on my research, you are right that the prompt policy is implemented by date, which is by design.
“Set
Interactive logon: Prompt user to change password before expiration to 5 days. When their password expiration
date is 5 or fewer days away, users will see a dialog box each time they log on to the domain”, I quoted this sentence from the article below:
Interactive logon: Prompt user to change password before expiration
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj852243.aspx
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days as well. But for them, days are exact days, ie a
multiple of exactly 24 hours. There is an "Explain" tab for every parameter, but even if you read them through, you can't tell if day means strict multiple of 24 hours or loose definition of days. I'll leave the exercise to you to read
them if you like and spare me the article from your KB library.
As for the password minimum age part, what I mean is that is why users can’t not change their password within 2 days when the prompt appears before the changeable time.
Anyway, I agree with you that we need to be careful when we configure the password policy because the Prompt policy is not doing calculation by hours.
Miss, the 2 days is just a TEST EXAMPLE. Let's say it's
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old memberof tattoo list: *S-1-5-32-555,*S-1-5-32-544,
object already member of Administrators.
object already member of Remote Desktop Users.
new memberof tattoo list: *S-1-5-32-555,*S-1-5-32-544,
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Configure password information.
Configure account force logoff information.
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******UPDATE******
I think I have managed to get this working. I changed the source of the policy to a different GPO. I then did the following -
From a command prompt run gpupdate (without the force parameter)
Ran rsop.msc and checked the policy and this time there was no red circle with an X
Have done the same on a few users machines and it appears to apply successfully. I say this because when you go into the properties for the policy you see the following -
The policy XYZ was correctly applied
Just have to wait and see if it actually does what it says on the can.
Jeet S

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You can achieve it as part of your application functionality, but not as a configuration option on WLS.

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