How let remote AD users change their own SharePoint passwords
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How let remote AD users change their own SharePoint passwords
Hello everyone...

I have almost 500 AD accounts and their passwrods are currently set to not expire, thus user need not change the passwords.
As our security policy changes, their passwords will expired three months. The trouble is that these users are remote users who will never come to the office and log on using the computers.

They will access Sharepoint Site from all over the world and now my concern is that when the domain password policy kicks in how could I inform them to change their password? Is there an add-on tool which I need to drop/configure on my Sharepoint IIS box or is there any out of the box thing which will prompt them to change their passwords when their passwords went expired.
ASKED: Mar 23 2009  11:50 AM GMT
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I am assuming they use a VPN to access the network, if that is the case they should be able to change domain PW using Ctrl>Alt>Del and then change PW.

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Here is an excellent article on how to easily allow users to change their password on the sharepoint web page.
~ technochic


What we've done is provide them with a link to another server that does the password reset like one of the Exchange Server
example:
http://exchangeserver/iisadmpwd/
Last Answered: Mar 24 2009  3:48 PM GMT by Aguacer0   2815 pts.
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Mshen   23535 pts.  |   Mar 24 2009  10:50PM GMT

My post was deleted… I basically wrote what Aquacer0 wrote about letting them change the password in OWA. It is a disactivated feature of Exchange.

 

Nmn   95 pts.  |   Mar 26 2009  7:20AM GMT

I do not think it is a easy solution for you since it is not a build-in feature of SharePoint.
So you need get it done through program or just google some third party tools like SharePoint Password Change, Password Reset. Those tools are widely used.

 
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