Wow ... my bad .... not only did I misread that ..... the link i provided was not for user accounts.
You can use the Group Policy management console to view the settings (assuming unchanged).
I don't have a live DC at the moment ... but it looks like 42 days for Max Password Age is default.
Start of "Password Policy" topic:
Look at "Fine Grained Password Policy":
Damn ... will the third time be a charm ...... I had to re-read again ... only to realize i'm answering specific to password aging.
By default .... i don't know, or I have never even thought about an account expiring simply by lack of not logging in to the domain.
I know you can set the expiration for an account, but I always thought the default for this was "Never Expire".
In this case, only having a max password age should stop the account from logging in.
For anindividual user via GUI (Active Directory Users & Computers aka dsa), look at the account tab of a User's properties page - example:
To set an expiration date for group of users PowerShell example #2:
The Set-ADAccountExpiration cmdlet sets the expiration time for a user, computer or service account. To specify an exact time, use the DateTime parameter. To specify a time period from the current time, use the TimeSpan parameter. The Identity parameter specifies the Active Directory account to...
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