- #MICROSOFT OFFICE 2008 FOR MAC MOUNTAIN LION MAC OS#
- #MICROSOFT OFFICE 2008 FOR MAC MOUNTAIN LION UPDATE#
#MICROSOFT OFFICE 2008 FOR MAC MOUNTAIN LION UPDATE#
When they come back to the office they will need to login while connected to the network in order to update the password, then update their keychain password. This is also the only place they'll receive the password expiring in X number of days warning when they're outside of the network. When my users are outside of our network (away from the office) they can change their passwords using the option in Microsoft Outlook Web Access. This process only works when you're connected to the network where your Active Directory resides.
The only thing our users have to do afterwards is update their Outlook and phone system password entries in their login.keychain and on their iPads & iPhones. This process updates the AD password, the local/mobile account password as well as the keychain passwords. Updating through System Preferences > Users & Groups > Change Password is actually my preferred method for our users to update their passwords. (2) I don't think this is correct, although this could be the case if you were not connected to your office network. While you're in keychain it would be smart to update any of your saved entries for the old password as well. Once you've logged in you will need to update your login.keychain (and now with Mavericks, your local/iCloud.keychain) password to match the new password.
#MICROSOFT OFFICE 2008 FOR MAC MOUNTAIN LION MAC OS#
The Mac OS basically treats this like a password reset from outside of the system, just like it would if you reset the password from your recovery partition. This will update your mobile user accounts password as well, however it will NOT update your keychain password or other passwords stored within your account. If you click change password you will be prompted to enter a new AD password. If you click continue you will continue logging in and you can change your password later. Click change password to change your password or continue to continue logging in." For instance, if AD is set to remind users of their password expiration 10 days before it expires then the prompt will be along the lines of "Your password is set to expire in 10 days. As it starts to login it receives the notification from AD that your password is set to expire in X number of days. (1) The only notification on the newer Mac OS releases is a prompt at the login screen once you successfully authenticate.
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