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November 27th 07, 10:19 AM
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Hi, I was thinking is there a way, that you can get a warning email 5
days before your user password on the domaine expires ?? 
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November 27th 07, 10:41 AM
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"Driogan" wrote in message
... Hi, I was thinking is there a way, that you can get a warning email 5 days before your user password on the domaine expires ?? There's already a warning that can be set when the User logs on.......
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November 27th 07, 10:56 AM
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On 27 Nov., 11:41, "Gordon" wrote:
"Driogan" wrote in message ... Hi, I was thinking is there a way, that you can get a warning email 5 days before your user password on the domaine expires ?? There's already a warning that can be set when the User logs on....... Yes, I know, but we have some users, there is working from home and using webmail..
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November 27th 07, 12:05 PM
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You would have to develop a script/program that reads this information from
Active Directory and sends e-mail notification when required. Other than that and not sure if you use Microsoft Exchange, but if your site does, do you have the option turned on in Outlook Web Access that lets users change their domain password? Reason I ask is that if this feature is turned on, OWA should display a notification in the web application interface when it gets close to that time. "Driogan" wrote in message ... On 27 Nov., 11:41, "Gordon" wrote: "Driogan" wrote in message ... Hi, I was thinking is there a way, that you can get a warning email 5 days before your user password on the domaine expires ?? There's already a warning that can be set when the User logs on....... Yes, I know, but we have some users, there is working from home and using webmail..
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November 27th 07, 12:18 PM
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On 27 Nov., 13:05, "neo [mvp outlook]"
wrote: You would have to develop a script/program that reads this information from Active Directory and sends e-mail notification when required. Other than that and not sure if you use Microsoft Exchange, but if your site does, do you have the option turned on in Outlook Web Access that lets users change their domain password? Reason I ask is that if this feature is turned on, OWA should display a notification in the web application interface when it gets close to that time. "Driogan" wrote in message ... On 27 Nov., 11:41, "Gordon" wrote: "Driogan" wrote in message .... Hi, I was thinking is there a way, that you can get a warning email 5 days before your user password on the domaine expires ?? There's already a warning that can be set when the User logs on....... Yes, I know, but we have some users, there is working from home and using webmail..- Skjul tekst i anførselstegn - - Vis tekst i anførselstegn - We are running Microsoft Exchange Server, and the users can change password in OWA, but thye dont get a warning email, or any form of warning in OWA
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November 27th 07, 08:53 PM
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What version of Microsoft Exchange?
"Driogan" wrote in message ... On 27 Nov., 13:05, "neo [mvp outlook]" wrote: You would have to develop a script/program that reads this information from Active Directory and sends e-mail notification when required. Other than that and not sure if you use Microsoft Exchange, but if your site does, do you have the option turned on in Outlook Web Access that lets users change their domain password? Reason I ask is that if this feature is turned on, OWA should display a notification in the web application interface when it gets close to that time. "Driogan" wrote in message ... On 27 Nov., 11:41, "Gordon" wrote: "Driogan" wrote in message ... Hi, I was thinking is there a way, that you can get a warning email 5 days before your user password on the domaine expires ?? There's already a warning that can be set when the User logs on....... Yes, I know, but we have some users, there is working from home and using webmail..- Skjul tekst i anførselstegn - - Vis tekst i anførselstegn - We are running Microsoft Exchange Server, and the users can change password in OWA, but thye dont get a warning email, or any form of warning in OWA
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November 28th 07, 10:47 AM
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by the way, i need the version of the operating system as well.
I should let you know, that the thought I have in mind doesn't send an e-mail. the one i have in mind is when they logon to owa, there is a notification panel that states there password is about to expire. if you need an e-mail to be sent, then you have to roll your own code or using something like http://www.sysoptools.com/password-reminder-pro.html "neo [mvp outlook]" wrote in message ... What version of Microsoft Exchange? "Driogan" wrote in message ... On 27 Nov., 13:05, "neo [mvp outlook]" wrote: You would have to develop a script/program that reads this information from Active Directory and sends e-mail notification when required. Other than that and not sure if you use Microsoft Exchange, but if your site does, do you have the option turned on in Outlook Web Access that lets users change their domain password? Reason I ask is that if this feature is turned on, OWA should display a notification in the web application interface when it gets close to that time. "Driogan" wrote in message ... On 27 Nov., 11:41, "Gordon" wrote: "Driogan" wrote in message ... Hi, I was thinking is there a way, that you can get a warning email 5 days before your user password on the domaine expires ?? There's already a warning that can be set when the User logs on....... Yes, I know, but we have some users, there is working from home and using webmail..- Skjul tekst i anførselstegn - - Vis tekst i anførselstegn - We are running Microsoft Exchange Server, and the users can change password in OWA, but thye dont get a warning email, or any form of warning in OWA
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