[RKDinOKC]

Aaaaaah make it stop!

We have had a password poiicy since 1990 when the company first started doing public email.
When I setup Exchange on-prem in 2007 and Exchange on-line in 2010 I set the password policy to match our policy so users could use the antiquated restrictions of our AS400 (cant start with a number, and not special characters)

We now have this new VP of IT. He says since we doin't have a policy written down, we don't have a policyl Sooo.The help desk guys have been ignoring the password policy when we reset their password (We set their passwords so we can enforce the policy). Now User's accounts are locking them out and they can't sign in no matter how many times they unlock accounts and reset a password that does not meet the policy set in 365. I remind them of the password policy and all they can do is say is "We don't have a password policy." I just say "Hmmm, we've had one for years."

And you thought the Dilbert comics were for entertainment.