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| OWA - Current Password Is About To Expire In 0 Days |
OWA - Current Password Is About To Expire In 0 Days (02-10-2001)
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If you receive the following error message:
"Your current password is about to expire in 0 days." when you log on to an Exchange Server 5.5 using the Outlook Web Access client, but it really never does expire, it is most lickly because your account is located in a local account database of a member server, you must disable the Change Password option on the Windows NT member server by editing the Constant.inc file located in the Exchsrvr\WebData\USA folder. Follow these steps to disable this option:
Using Notepad, open Constant.inc.
Under Administrative Settings, locate the following line:
fEnablePasswordMenu = true
Change this entry to read:
fEnablePasswordMenu = false
On the File menu, click Save > exit
Note: If you are using SSL or plan to use it, or if you will be using the Change Password functionality, then you will want to edit the root.asp file instead.
Go to the C:\Exchsrvr\Webdata\USA folder.
Open the Root.asp file, and then edit it:
Look for the line that reads:
if cint(days) < 0 then days = 10000
Change the line to:
if cint(days) < 1 then days = 10000
Save, and then close the file.
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