Thanks to all who responded
How do I enforce a password lifetime of (n days) for all
current users and subsequent users ?
This response from Larye D.Parkins did it for me..
/etc/auth/system/default:
:d_pw_expire_warning#xxxxx:\
where xxxxx is the warning time before expiration
existing accounts: use usermod to add -x u_exp=#xxxxx
where xxxxx is the password lifetime following a change. Or, use u_life to
set
the absolute password lifetime.
new accounts: add the u_exp line to the default database so they will be
created with an expiration time
(you must be running with Enhanced Security to use the password aging).
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