Apr 26 2022 06:19 AM
Who can help me to understand the following:
I have not assigned a Device Configuration Policy, there is only a Device Compliance Policy.
Now the question: Why do I have to change the password on my MacOS after a few minutes?
Apr 26 2022 04:53 PM
Hi @RomanK7 ,
You'll receive a message from Company Portal if your device password doesn't meet your organization's security requirements.
Please check out these two documents:
Password requirements for Intune-enrolled devices | Microsoft Docs
Enroll your Mac with Intune Company Portal | Microsoft Docs
I hope this helps.
Apr 26 2022 10:06 PM
Hi @Adin_Calkic
Thank you for your answer.
Unfortunately I couldn't see this in the Company Portal app.
It says "Status = Compatible" all the time.
The links are good, thanks
Apr 27 2022 02:37 AM
SolutionHi @RomanK7,
You can change your Compliance Policy if don’t like the user changing his passcode. I hear you on this as I had to deal with it before. It’s not ideal to change someone’s personal Device passcode.
You can change the settings to allow simple password and Device default. Screenshot attached!
Moe
Apr 27 2022 03:54 AM
Hi @RomanK7 ,
What I wanted to say is, if you change or set anything regarding the password requirements in the Compliance policy -> user will be prompted to change a password.
In fact, the same behavior occurs when editing Compliance policies -- the end user is prompted to change their passwords.
I hope this helps. Good luck.
Apr 27 2022 05:59 AM
Thanks to @Adin_Calkic and @Moe_Kinani
I understand now, as soon as I have a compliance policy, the Mac user will be prompted to change the password
Apr 27 2022 06:14 AM
Apr 27 2022 07:35 AM
just did another test - happy too soon
Unfortunately I have to change the password again. Did I miss something on the screenshot?
Settings:
Apr 27 2022 07:39 AM
Hi @RomanK7 ,
here is the thing - if you change or edit anything in the password section - it will trigger password change. This was always in my environment.
When creating Compliance policy, if you keep Password settings to Not configured. It should not do it.
Apr 27 2022 07:20 PM
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Apr 27 2022 02:37 AM
SolutionHi @RomanK7,
You can change your Compliance Policy if don’t like the user changing his passcode. I hear you on this as I had to deal with it before. It’s not ideal to change someone’s personal Device passcode.
You can change the settings to allow simple password and Device default. Screenshot attached!
Moe