Single logon

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I am using Lotus Notes 6.55 and using AD as my domain for my network in office.

I had installed the lotus notes single on option and sync the password with my AD password. When my AD prompt me to change my AD password after 90days, i noticed that my lotus notes password was not sync with my new AD password. Any way to make it sync once I change my AD password?

Thanks…

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Subject: Single logon

Here is what is says in the help…

Is your set up like this?

To install and enable single login

  1. Check that you have installed the Client Single Logon feature by choosing File - Security - User Security. The option “Login to Notes using your operating system login” in Security Basics is enabled if you installed the single logon feature.

  2. If the single logon option is not enabled, exit Notes and use Add/Remove Programs in Windows to change the installation. Click Change, and then follow the instructions in the Lotus Notes 7 Installation Wizard, selecting “Client Single Logon Feature” in the Custom Setup dialog box.

  3. When the feature finishes installing, restart Notes and change your Notes password so it matches your Windows NT/2000 password.

  4. When you have changed your Notes password to match your Windows NT/2000 password, exit Notes and restart your computer. When prompted, log in to your computer using your Windows NT/2000 password. When you launch Notes, you should not be prompted for a password.

Note Once the single logon feature is installed on your computer, you can enable and disable it at any time.

To change your synchronized password

When synchronization is enabled, you can change your synchronized password at any time. Whether you change your password through Windows or through Notes, the passwords synchronize so you can use the new password the next time you login to Windows or Notes. To change it through Windows, refer to Windows Help. You can change your synchronized password through Windows only if your Windows and Notes passwords already match. Otherwise, you must change it through Notes. To change it through Notes, see Changing passwords.

To disable synchronization

  1. Choose File - Security - User Security.

  2. Click Security Basics.

  3. Uncheck “Login to Notes using your operating system login” under “Your Login and Password Settings.” You do not have to change your password. Once you disable the synchronization, you have to enter your password when you login to Notes, rather than being able to open Notes without entering a password.

To enable synchronization again, check “Login to Notes using your operating system login,” and make sure that your operating system and Notes passwords are the same.

Note If Notes imposes a password history requirement (choose File - Security - User Security), click Security Basics, then click the “Change Password” button for information on your password history), then you may have to choose a new Notes password. Notes changes your operating system password to match.