net accounts /MAXPWAGE:UNLIMITED - do not expire password
net accounts /maxpwage:days – This sets the maximum number of days after which the user will have to change the password. Replace days with the desired value. Range is from 1-999. If used unlimited, no limit is set. The value of maxpwage should always be greater than minpwage.
net accounts /minpwage:days – This sets the minimum number of days that must pass before the password can be changed. Replace days with the desired value. Range is from 1-999.
net accounts /uniquepw:number – This sets the number of times after which a password can be used again. Replace number with the desired value. Maximum value is 24.
Never forget the number of days in the month, using the following memory method or 'mnemonic'.
Odd numerical months are 31 days and even are 30, except when calendar authors got a hangover/vacation in August and bumped the rest of the calendar by 1.
Month
Abbreviation
Month Numerical
Month
No. of days
Johnny Mnemonic
Qtr
Season
January
Jan.
1
31
odd month
Q1
Winter
February
Feb.
2
28 (common year)
29 (leap year/4)
Jan-3 (even month - 2)
Q1
Winter
March
Mar.
3
31
odd month
Q1
Spring
April
Apr.
4
30
even month
Q2
Spring
May
May.
5
31
odd
Q2
Spring
June
Jun.
6
30
even
Q2
Summer
July
Jul.
7
31
odd
Q3
Summer
August
Aug.
8
31
summer vacation /
hangover
Q3
Summer
September
Sep.
9
30
bumped
Q3
Autumn
October
Oct.
10
31
bump-odd now
Q4
Autumn
November
Nov.
11
30
bump-even now
Q4
Autumn
December
Dec.
12
31
bump-odd now
Q4
Winter
Historically, August was named by Gaius Julius Caesar Augustus (born Gaius Octavius; 23 September 63 BC – 19 August AD 14. Another way to remember this...
Augustus was born in 63 B.C. and named Gaius Octavius (Octavian) and was the grandson of Julius Caesar's sister.
In addition to changing Sextilis to Augustus, speculation states that he took one day from February and one from September to add to his month, making it 31 days; because he apparently did not wish to have August with fewer days than Julius (July).
The calendar commonly used in modern America is the Gregorian calendar. It was introduced by Pope Gregory XIII in 1582 and is a modification of the Julian calendar. The Gregorian calendar is widely used worldwide and is the calendar system officially followed by most countries, including the United States.
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