Having built a lot of Virtual Development Environments with Windows server 2008 and CRM, one thing that I always have to lookup is how to disable the annoying password settings so that the password doesn't have to be reset every 42 days.
Setting this is not so straight forward, so below are the instructions on how to do this successfully on a Windows 2008 Server that is setup as a domain controller.
1. Start --> All Programs --> Group Policy Management
2. Expand Forest --> Domains --> (your domain)
3. Right click on Default Domain Policy and Select "edit..."
4. Expand Policies --> Windows Settings --> Security Settings --> Account Policies
5. Inside Password Polcies you will find all the relavent password settings.
6. Setting Maximum password age to 0 will disable password expiry.
7. Exit out and in the command line run "gpupdate.exe"
Now you should be good to go :)
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Monday, February 28, 2011
Monday, February 14, 2011
CRM 4.0 SiteMap.xml and "Object doesn't support this property or method" error.
Today I came across an unusual error where a custom SiteMap SubArea (mapping to a URL) entry was causing an "Object doesn't support this property or method" when the user was navigating to the other subareas in the sitemap configuration in the same page.
Eventually I found out the SubArea's parent Group had the same ID, and this was causing the issue. Simply changing the Id's fixed the error. (Would have been nice to have an error that was raised somewhere which indicated this, but such is life.)
I hope this saves someone some agony out there!
Eventually I found out the SubArea's parent Group had the same ID, and this was causing the issue. Simply changing the Id's fixed the error. (Would have been nice to have an error that was raised somewhere which indicated this, but such is life.)
I hope this saves someone some agony out there!
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