What happens if everyone knows the initial password of a new user?
If everybody knows the initial password of any new user, there’s always a risk that someone can gain access to it and abuse your system in all sorts of ways. This is especially dangerous if accounts are created some time in advance before new users start working. Thus, all that time their accounts are exposed.
How to contact your administrator for password reset?
If the user selects “Contact your administrator,” it sends a form email to the administrators requesting a password reset to be performed for that user account. The user never receives the password reset SMS or phone call.
What to do if self service password reset is not enabled?
If you or your users have problems using SSPR, review the following troubleshooting scenarios and resolution steps: The directory isn’t enabled for password reset. In the Azure portal, change the Self-service password reset enabled configuration to Selected or All and then select Save. The user doesn’t have an Azure AD license assigned.
Is the Azure AD Group enabled for password reset?
The directory isn’t enabled for password reset. The user may see an error that reports, “Your administrator has not enabled you to use this feature.” You can enable SSPR for all users, no users, or for selected groups of users. Only one Azure AD group can currently be enabled for SSPR using the Azure portal.
Is there a way to not change the password in New localuser?
New-LocalUser : A parameter cannot be found that matches parameter name ‘ChangePasswordAtLogon’. Could anyone advise How I set the account to not expire and the password to not require changing? Thanks for any help in advance! This person is a verified professional.
Can you set auto logon to ” user must change password “?
The script creates the user and sets the auto logon just fine, however, it also enables “User must change password on next logon” which should not be ticked.