How to change Password experation date.

[pratibha_kajbale]

Hi All,

Which command is use to change password experation date.

which file is use to save password expiration details.

[Hari PN · Accepted solution]

Check the password status using -
#passwd -s username
modify the expiration date -
# usermod -e mm/dd/yyyy username.

Please try this.

[Ganesan R]

Hi,

If it is trusted system it can be easily set using SAM. if you want to set it through command line use modprpw command.

All protected password database will be there in /tcb/files/auth/*

[Danny Petterson - DK]

passwd -x

...where
... is, doh ;-) - the name of the user hehe

Take care.

[Sandeep_Chaudhary]

passwd -x username

[Bill Hassell]

For standard systems, only the passwd command can change the expiration date (a hacker can edit /etc/passwd directly but I don't recommend it). There is no default expiration for a standard system. For a Trusted system, there is a system-wide value which you can set in SAM or use the modprdef command as in:

/usr/lbin/modprdef -m exprtm=60

New users will inherit this value.