Hi Managers, Here is summary. Thanks goes to Toad, Michael, Eriksson & Dennis. Sorry If I have missed out anybody. Best Answer came from Toad. I am attaching his mail. You do not need to reboot. However, this data won't be used for any of your users until they have chenged their password. So, you need to force a change. Depending on how you are doing user authentication it could be very simple or very hard. If you are using files for authentication (/etc/passwd and /etc/shadown) then for a passwd -f for each user. This will expire their passwords and force them to change it on next logon. My Original post:- Hi Managers, We have to implement password expiry for our system running with Solaris 2.6, I edited /etc/default/passwd file and added following entries. MAXWEEKS=12 MINWEEKS=1 After this do we need to reboot the machine. As even after adding this it doesn't seem to be working. Regards, Vinay Thakral ________________________________________________________________________ ______________ Visit us at www.singaporeair.com. ________________________________________________________________________ ______________ _______________________________________________ sunmanagers mailing list sunmanagers@sunmanagers.org http://www.sunmanagers.org/mailman/listinfo/sunmanagers ______________________________________________________________________________________ Visit us at www.singaporeair.com. ______________________________________________________________________________________Received on Tue Jul 24 02:31:14 2001
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