Re: IISADMPWD solution for AD expired password ?
- From: "Joe Kaplan" <joseph.e.kaplan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 11 Dec 2007 11:16:48 -0600
You can use LDAP to change passwords. The code would depend on the
programming language you want to write this in. There are many options.
Note that you still can't use this to get around the issue with expired
passwords unless the user can authenticate with an expired password.
LDAP password changes require encryption, so be aware of that. It is
possible to use either Windows built in encryption with SPNEGO auth (on 2003
or higher DCs and XP or higher clients) or use SSL. However, ADSI will only
use SSL, so if you want to use an ADSI-based solution, you'll need SSL on
your DCs.
If you are a .NET programmer, we cover this in gory detail in ch 10 of our
book (see link in my signature).
Joe K.
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"Pascal" <pascal_t@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Nobody ? :)
Third question so ! :D
3. Another solution could be to change the password through LDAP v3
request no ? (from the Web server to a specific DC)
If you confirm that it is possible, do you have a sample code for this
kinf of solution please ?
Thank you
Hi Svyatoslav ,
thank you for your answer
1. About this, could you tell me which policy allow logging on with
expired passwords please ?
2. I will try if nobody can't give me the information before :D
Someone has feedbacks about the IIS reset passwords solution ?
Thank you
1. You can set policy to allow logging on with expired passwords to
change the password; otherwise indeed you need anonymous access.
2. Interesting question. I'm sure kpassword is not used, which leaves us
with RPC - maybe encrypted in SMB. Capture traffic when changing
password on your worksation to fing out - IIS will be same. And as
secure.
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"Pascal" <pascal_t@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi,
we would like to be able to let users modifying their password through
IIS (for example).
Indeed, those users are connecting to a IIS server (in US) from another
country (Italy) but with credentials stored on a local DC (DC in US
so).
Every user has an account on the DC in US but the security policy
states that the password has a maximum lifetime of 90 days.
The idea is to let them reseting their password through IIS (and
IISADMPWD so).
I have two questions :
1. What's happened if they didn't change their passwords before it
expired ? (Do I need to let the IISADMPWD with anonymous access so ?)
2. What protocol is used when the password is modified from the IIS to
the DC ? (of course I will use HTTPS from the client to the IIS).
Thank you
-- Pascal
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Pascal
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