Re: Domain users -- PCTECH

Subject: Re: Domain users
From: "Walden H. Leverich" <WaldenL@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 1 Jun 2009 14:51:00 -0400
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He wants a list of users along with passwords

I'm happy for him. :-) the list of users you can get, the list of
password? Nope (ignoring dictionary attacks. :-) No, you don't need the
i-only password, only humans logging into the domain will need a user
id. eg: You'd want "Jeff" (Jeff.Crosby, JCrosby, JeffC, whatever) but
you wouldn't want QSECOFR or QUSER.

He asked for password rules.

Make 'em up, or go w/what's on the i. As for single signon, I wouldn't
bother for now. Start w/simple then look at integrating the two systems.
Your point on making the password sync is a good one, so pick rules that
are compatible.

-Walden

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