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Originally Posted by JMAC303
Yes, I agree with MadlyAlive. I'm a desktop tech at a county government and we have that same policy being pushed out via Exchange. The point of it is so if you loose your phone or it gets stolen the device will lock after 30 minutes and a person cannot access any of your data stored on the phone.
That being said, it's not my phone and not my liability but I hope he's aware of the security risk this presents.
Enable/Disable Exchange Security Policy
Registry Key: HKLM\Security\Policies\00001023
To enable it: Set value to 0
To disable it: Set value to 1
Enable/Disable Inactivity Time
Registry Key: HKLM\Comm\Security\Policy\LASSD\AE\
{50C13377-C66D-400C-889E-C316FC4AB374}\AEFrequencyType
To enable it: Set value to 1
To disable it: Set value to 0
Setting Inactivity Time
Registry Key: HKLM\Comm\Security\Policy\LASSD\AE\
{50C13377-C66D-400C-889E-C316FC4AB374}\AEFrequencyValue
Value: Set to any value you want want. This is the number of minutes before timeout.
Set Minimum Number Or Characters For Password
Registry Key: HKLM\Comm\Security\Policy\LASSD\LAP\
lap_pw\MinimumPasswordLength
Value: Set to any value you want want. This is the minimum number of characters needed for a password.
Determining Password Complexity
Registry Key: HKLM\Comm\Security\Policy\LASSD\LAP\
lap_pw\PasswordComplexity
Value: 0 = Require Alphanumeric. 1 = Require numeric (PIN). 2 = No restriction.
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And none of these work! (getting access denied errors)
THanks for the information though!