Go to Settings > Password Services > General to choose how many security questions a user must answer and what the minimum answer size is. You may also create your own security questions. For each security question, you may choose whether it appears in the list or not and whether an end user must answer it. Go to Tools > Password Services > Security Questions to see a list of available security questions. It is up to you, the administrator, to choose which security questions appear in the list, and how many security questions each end user must answer. If that end user ever needs to reset a password or unlock an account, the end user reenters their answers to the questions. When an end user registers for Password Self Service, the end user must choose several security questions from a list and answer them. To see how this is done, please go here.Ĭonfigure security questions and general settingsĪ security question is a simple question, such as "In which city were you born," that an end user will certainly not forget the answer to.
#ENABLE USER PASSWORD RESET OFFICE 365 WINDOWS#
Your end users can now access the Password Self Service Wizard from the Windows login screen. You may create a script to do this on multiple computers at once, if you desire. You may create a script to do this on multiple computers at once, if you desire.įor each desired computer, change the value of the registry key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Ilient\Agent\enableSysaidPS to "Y".
#ENABLE USER PASSWORD RESET OFFICE 365 INSTALL#
Then deploy the SysAid Agent to the desired computers.įrom Settings > Network Discovery > Deploy Agents, open Agent Settings and check the box Install SysAid Password Services Credential Provider.
In the Deployment Tool under Edit > Settings, check the box Install SysAid Password Services Credential Provider. You can enable the SysAid Password Services Credential Provider in the following ways: To enable the Password Self Service Wizard from the Windows login screen on your computers, you must install version 8.5+ of the SysAid Agent and enable the SysAid Password Services Credential Provider. You can allow your end users to access the Password Self Service Wizard from the Windows login screen (supports Windows Vista and higher). Once this is done, the end user can access the Password Self Service Wizard using the icon on the End-User Portal.Įnable Password Self Service from the Windows login screen (optional)
Note: When you click Save, SysAid checks all of your LDAP configurations and will inform you if there are any problems accessing your LDAP(s). A new option now appears on the End-User Portal: Password Self Service.
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