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How to change Office 365 password expiration policy via the new admin portal

How to change Office 365 password expiration policy via the new admin portal

Update

If you’re a Microsoft Partner and you want to set the password expiration policy for all of your Office 365 customers, see our guide here.

 

  1. Sign into portal.office.com as an Office 365 Administrator
  2. If you’re not automatically redirected to the Office 365 Admin Center, click the App Launcher on the top left.Set Password Expiration Policy Under Admin
  3. Then open Admin.Open Admin To Change Password Policy In Office 365
  4. On the left menu, click Settings, then SecurityClick Settings Then Security
  5. Click Edit to change the Password policyEdit Office 365 Password Policy
  6. From here, you can choose the number of days before a password will expire (up to 730), as well as the number of days beforehand that users are notifiedChange Number Of Days Before Password Expires
  7. You can also choose to make sure passwords never expire.Set Office 365 Passwords To Never Expire
  8. Click save, and you’re done.
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