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| Subject: | Re: Changing user password policy |
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| Date: | Tue, 26 Sep 2006 16:06:52 +0200 |
Hi list!
Hi Lars,
I was wondering your toughts in changing users password in anDoes this have to be an automted system or will the new passwords be assigned by someone ie you?
enterprise firm, with 10k users.
It has to be easy for the user to get a new password, but also secure!
The users also have to be verified over the phone.
Make the users go somewhere and show ID to get a new password will not work.
What does each user have that you can use to authenticate the user?
Regards Hylton
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