Organization-wide Password Policies are mirrored to all profiles in the Organization.
Until you set the Password Policies on a Profile or click save on a profile (both standard and custom)., the Organization-Wide Password Policies apply to its Users.
Circumstances when this setting is not applicable:
The user password will expire but it's not enforced and the user is not forced to change the password.
Note: You cannot set user password expiration date if the "Enforce Password History" is set to "No password remembered"
Sample validation error:
"Error: Can't set password expiration because your org's password history is set to "No passwords remembered".
When set, the profile’s Password Settings override the Organization-Wide Password Policies only for the new users. For existing users, new Profile Password Policies take effect when they reset their passwords.
The Profile Password Expiration date is updated only if the new expiration date is earlier than the old expiration date or if new expiration date is 'Never Expires.' Therefore, the expiration date can only be more restrictive, unless you remove password expiration altogether with 'Never Expires.'
The Profile A users' passwords will expire on 11/30/18, 90 days from the date when the org wide setting was updated.
Notes:
The Profile A user's password expiration date will be 180 days from 10/10/18. Once a user's password expires, they will be asked to set a new password upon logging in to their org.
Notes:
The Profile A users' password expiration date will be 90 days from 10/01/18.
The existing Profile A users' password expiration date will be 180 days from 10/02/18.
Related articles:
View and Edit Password Policies in Profiles
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