Toggle navigation
TechnoWikis.com
Email or Username
Password
Remember
Login
Register
|
I forgot my password
All Activity
Questions
Hot!
Pending
Ask a Question
Privacy Policy
Contact
Handling user accounts in Windows Server 2012
Home
Tutorials
Microsoft
Windows Server
Handling user accounts in Windows Server 2012
(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});
+5
votes
200
views
Handling user accounts in Windows Server 2012
asked
Jun 23, 2019
in
Windows Server
by
backtothefuture
(
552k
points)
reopened
Jun 23, 2019
|
200
views
answer
Your answer
Your name to display (optional):
Email me at this address if my answer is selected or commented on:
Email me if my answer is selected or commented on
Privacy: Your email address will only be used for sending these notifications.
Add answer
Cancel
1
Answer
+3
votes
Best answer
Domain Passwords Policies
A domain password policy is simply to indicate from our server that all domain user accounts must have a password that must have a minimum number of characters, you must tell the user that this will expire every so often so you must generate a new one and if the incorrect password is entered more than a number of times in a certain period then it must proceed to block that account, either temporarily or permanently until the system administrator unlocks it.
To set the password rules we must edit the properties of the same in the
GPO
(Group Policy Object)
that is at the domain level, it is important to emphasize that it must be at the domain level so that we can activate special features and thus to be able to establish the rules of the passwords.
Within the
GPO
we can only have one type of policy for the generation of passwords and we must also bear in mind that the rules that we establish in the
GPO
at the domain level are going to be taken into account above the rules of the other
GPO
within our network.
Passwords policies are located in the
GPO
node in the
Computer Configuration \ Policies \ Windows Settings \ Security Settings \ Account Policies route.
Elements that make up the Passwords Policies
.
Passwords History:
This element allows us to store the passwords used by the user up to a maximum of 24, which would lead to avoiding the use of the same keys and with this we will increase the security of our Domain
.
Maximum duration of the Password:
This element indicates how much is the maximum time a user can use the same password before being changed, the default time is 42 days but it can be extended up to 999 days.
It is important to mention that placing the value in 0 cancels this property.
Minimum duration of the Password:
This prevents the user from restarting the history countdown in order to return to their original password, indicating a time before they can change the password once created, usually this value is 1 day.
Minimum length of Passwords:
This property allows us to indicate the minimum number of characters in order to avoid very short phrases that can be intercepted, the maximum number of characters that can have a password initially is 128 characters and the minimum recommended value is 6 characters.
Complexity of the Password:
This element when activated allows us to indicate that the password must have a mixture of numbers, symbols, and uppercase and lowercase letters, as well as, prevents the user from using his
username
.
As we saw in this tutorial, there are several tools that allow us to make the user use more secure keys for our environment and thus protect not only the integrity of the user's data but also the organization in which it is located.
answered
Jun 23, 2019
by
stackoverflow
(
3.5m
points)
edited
Jun 23, 2019
ask related question
comment
Your comment on this answer:
Your name to display (optional):
Email me at this address if a comment is added after mine:
Email me if a comment is added after mine
Privacy: Your email address will only be used for sending these notifications.
Add comment
Cancel
Related questions
+4
votes
1
answer
Activate WiFi in Windows Server 2019, 2016, 2012
asked
Jun 15, 2020
in
Windows Server
by
backtothefuture
(
552k
points)
|
797
views
+3
votes
1
answer
Configuring images in Windows Server 2012 - Part 1
asked
Jun 23, 2019
in
Windows Server
by
backtothefuture
(
552k
points)
|
211
views
+4
votes
1
answer
Configuring images in Windows Server 2012 - Part 2
asked
Jun 23, 2019
in
Windows Server
by
backtothefuture
(
552k
points)
|
190
views
+4
votes
1
answer
Windows Server 2012 - Account Lock
asked
Jun 23, 2019
in
Windows Server
by
backtothefuture
(
552k
points)
|
217
views
+4
votes
1
answer
Windows Server 2012 - Delegation of Zones
asked
Jun 23, 2019
in
Windows Server
by
backtothefuture
(
552k
points)
|
206
views
Sponsored articles cost $40 per post. You can contact us via
Feedback
All categories
Tutorials
7.5k
Microsoft
1.9k
Windows 10
1.1k
Office
365
Windows Server
92
Windows 7 / Vista / XP
8
Windows 8
4
Exchange
4
WindowsServer
45
Windows11
248
Windows10
35
Android
1.4k
Security
120
Linux / Unix
543
Internet
757
Virtualization
104
Apple
611
Networks
64
Other Devices
321
Other Applications
184
Hardware
19
Development
53
Digital Marketing
47
Databases
14
Graphic Design
30
Guides
794
GraphicDesign
54
Networking
4
PlayStation
186
Gaming
55
Linux/Unix
85
Manzana
33
Otherdevices
38
Otherapps
49
Digitalmarketing
39
Safety
1
Developing
2
Help
685
Social Networks
34
Android Tutorial
549
iPhone Tutorial
267
News
17
Social
6
Phone
11
Telephone
9
Applications
167
Smartphones
3
Cell Phones
11
Applications
25
Travels
6
Photo
21
Education
18
Games
25
Internet
14
Music
8
Technique
10
Video
6
Windows
5
Apple
2
Cell Phones
3
TikTok
216
Trips
2
House
1
Operating System
5
Tips & Tricks
892
Solutions
6
Tutorials
3
FAQ
1
Applications
5
Cell Phones
2
Tutorials
4
Computers
6
Tutoriales
2
8
Technology
2
In Computers
1
In Applications
2
Tutorials Tutorials
9
Applications Applications
25
Aplicaciones Applications
4
Devices Devices
5
Tutoriales Tutorials
1
Tutorials u00a0 Tutorials
2
Applications u00a0 Applications
2
Devices u00a0 Devices
1
OS OS
1
Etc Etc
2
Most popular questions within the last 30 days
Please leave a comment about whether the solution works or not (with device model)
[X]Close
10,659
questions
10,791
answers
510
comments
3
users