By 'expiring' do you mean you simply have to log in again?
There isn't anything in the site which makes you create a new password. But it is possible that one needs to log in again after a couple weeks. The site keeps cookies in your browser and uses that to preserve your login session.
In addition to the question from ArcticFox I'm wondering what kind of firewall settings you might have.
I have to request a new password before I can log on again.
However, when I create the new password, I use the same one
I was using before and it is accepted. Just a hassle to
request a new password and wait for the email.
Which browser.
Cleared you cache?
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By 'expiring' do you mean you simply have to log in again?
There isn't anything in the site which makes you create a new password. But it is possible that one needs to log in again after a couple weeks. The site keeps cookies in your browser and uses that to preserve your login session.
In addition to the question from ArcticFox I'm wondering what kind of firewall settings you might have.
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Hi folks,
I don't know about passwords 'expiring', I am still trying to work out how I should log out / sign off.
Can anyone help with this or do I just stay logged on for life?
Sandy
I'm using Internet Explorer 6.0.
I have to request a new password before I can log on again.
However, when I create the new password, I use the same one
I was using before and it is accepted. Just a hassle to
request a new password and wait for the email.
Robert Dudley
E-Scoot Tech