Hello

Any idea?

Thanks!

Martin, in SmarterMail 16.x and below, we allowed account passwords that we set by system administrators to bypass the password requirements.  Part of the thinking was so that system admins could give more easily remembered temporary passwords to their customers.  This has been changed in SmarterMail 17: all passwords will need fit within the password requirements.  I hope this answers your question.

As you see in the title, i'm on version 15.x.
Therefore my question remains unanswered ;-(

So the question is this:

If, after the administrator sets the new non-compliant password, and the user attempts to change it, does it then trigger the compliance rule?

I haven't tried it, but I suppose I could, so I'm just musing here.

If the "Server Admin" adds a new user, a impersonation will take place as the "Primay Administrator".  The compliance rule does not take place.

If i log in directly as the "Primay Administrator" of a domain and add a user, does the compliance rule trigger?