Stuart McLachlan
stuart at lexacorp.com.pg
Tue Aug 4 15:36:52 CDT 2009
That is a common Windows requirement these days. There are quite a few schemes which you can use with easy to remember passwords. 1. Come up with a 7 or letters that are meaningful in the context and easy to remember. Then make sure that at least the initial letter is capitalised and replace "a"s with "@"s and "o"s with "0"s consistently. How about: JWC0lby 2. Consistently capitalise a standard letter (first or last) and append a standard number : Colby99? colbY01? -- Stuart On 4 Aug 2009 at 12:28, jwcolby wrote: > > Ps nice easy password to remember. I hate the difficult ones like "John" > > ROTFL. Unfortunately WHS REQUIRES a certain difficulty level for the password or it will not allow > you to turn on remote access. There are 4 properties that can make up the difficulty. > > 1) MUST contain 7 characters > 2) Must contain 3 out of 4 of the following: > a) Special Characters > b) Numbers > c) Upper case letters > d) Lower case letters. > > So I MUST have three of the difficulty "properties and it must be 7 characters or it will not allow > that user to log in. > > Now look carefully at my password and you will see that it uses: >