Not sure if this is the right place to ask this. I have two domains (not trusted) and and one exchange server that deals with all email. due to the password policy that is in place when a user changes their password in domain1 i need to physically change their password on domain2 to reflect the change otherwise they cannot receive email. is ther anyway that the change is replicated across the domains? -- Thanks and regards Tony
Tony L <tony.lodder@stdavidsschool.com(pleasedonotspam)> wrote: > Not sure if this is the right place to ask this. > I have two domains (not trusted) and and one exchange server that > deals with all email. due to the password policy that is in place > when a user changes their password in domain1 i need to physically > change their password on domain2 to reflect the change otherwise they > cannot receive email. is ther anyway that the change is replicated > across the domains? No, not with your existing setup.
It used to work that way, i have recently had a MSE in to update the servers and now it don't work, every time a password is changed on one domain it needs to manually changed on the other. -- Thanks and regards Tony "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote: > Tony L <tony.lodder@stdavidsschool.com(pleasedonotspam)> wrote: > > Not sure if this is the right place to ask this. > > I have two domains (not trusted) and and one exchange server that > > deals with all email. due to the password policy that is in place > > when a user changes their password in domain1 i need to physically > > change their password on domain2 to reflect the change otherwise they > > cannot receive email. is ther anyway that the change is replicated > > across the domains? > > No, not with your existing setup. > > >
Tony L <tony.lodder@stdavidsschool.com(pleasedonotspam)> wrote: > It used to work that way, i have recently had a MSE in to update the > servers and now it don't work, every time a password is changed on > one domain it needs to manually changed on the other. I can't see how this would ever have worked if these are two unrelated domains with no trust, even. However, it isn't an Exchange question/issue - I'd suggest posting in an AD group for more help. > >> Tony L <tony.lodder@stdavidsschool.com(pleasedonotspam)> wrote: >>> Not sure if this is the right place to ask this. >>> I have two domains (not trusted) and and one exchange server that >>> deals with all email. due to the password policy that is in place >>> when a user changes their password in domain1 i need to physically >>> change their password on domain2 to reflect the change otherwise >>> they cannot receive email. is ther anyway that the change is >>> replicated across the domains? >> >> No, not with your existing setup.
Thanks for that, will post in AD -- Thanks and regards Tony "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote: > Tony L <tony.lodder@stdavidsschool.com(pleasedonotspam)> wrote: > > It used to work that way, i have recently had a MSE in to update the > > servers and now it don't work, every time a password is changed on > > one domain it needs to manually changed on the other. > > I can't see how this would ever have worked if these are two unrelated > domains with no trust, even. However, it isn't an Exchange question/issue - > I'd suggest posting in an AD group for more help. > > > >> Tony L <tony.lodder@stdavidsschool.com(pleasedonotspam)> wrote: > >>> Not sure if this is the right place to ask this. > >>> I have two domains (not trusted) and and one exchange server that > >>> deals with all email. due to the password policy that is in place > >>> when a user changes their password in domain1 i need to physically > >>> change their password on domain2 to reflect the change otherwise > >>> they cannot receive email. is ther anyway that the change is > >>> replicated across the domains? > >> > >> No, not with your existing setup. > > > >
