Your network contains an Active Directory domain and a subscription to Microsoft Office 365. Users discover that they must change their Active Directory password more frequently than their Office 365 password.
You need to ensure that the password policies for Office 365 and for Active Directory are the same. What should you do?
A. From the Office 365 portal, under Subscriptions, click Manage.
B. From the Windows Azure Active Directory Module for Windows PowerShell, run Set- MsolUserPassword.
C. From the Office 365 portal, under Management, click Users.
D. From the Office 365 portal, under Management, click Domains.
Correct Answer: C
Explanation/Reference:
In the Office 365 portal, click Admin > Users (under Management in the navigation pane). On the Users page, select a user, and then click Edit.
Note:
* Some of the options can be managed by using the Office365 Web interface and some task only by using PowerShell.
* Office 365 users Password management verses the "Standard" Domain Active directory is a little bit restricted. For example: configure password policy parameters such as – Enforce password history, Minimum password length, Password must meet complexity requirements cannot be configured by the office 365 administrator. At the current time, the options that related to Office 365 users Password management are: reset the user password and setting the number of maximum number of days or password expiration (the default is 90 days).
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