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Active directory and usernames

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Name: mgichoga
Date: May 5, 2005 at 08:49:49 Pacific
OS: win2000 seerver
CPU/Ram: 512
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Hello, I've run into some problems active directory and usernames. I noticed when I was trying to enter a name that was more than 20 characters long it did not take it. Is there a particular setting that I need to tweak to achieve this?

Mike



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Name: Glen
Date: May 6, 2005 at 09:34:05 Pacific
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The maximum username length is 20 characters. That seems like a lot to me but if you need it longer, you may have to come up with a different user naming convention.

I can't imagine users not screaming like crazy with a 20 character username. How long are you making your passwords?

In case you are wondering, the maximum characters for a password is 127.


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