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How would I allow Sharepoint 2010 users to reset their own passwords?
We have set up Sharepoint 2010 sites on Windows Server 2008 with an SQL Server 2008 backend. I have set up user accounts on the local server that allow users to log in to the Sharepoints sites.
We have local users on the AD domain and remote users outside the network. How can I allow the remote users (not AD) to reset their passwords for the Sharepoint sites.
Thanks
We have local users on the AD domain and remote users outside the network. How can I allow the remote users (not AD) to reset their passwords for the Sharepoint sites.
Thanks
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I'm not sure I understand your question but maybe I can take a try at it.
This SharePoint Password Change product is a web part. This means that as long as your users have access to the web part, whether they are accessing the site remotely or locally, they can change their own password. Obviously, if the user can't access the SharePoint site that contains the web part while they are working remotely, they won't be able to change their password either because they won't be able to access the web part.
This SharePoint Password Change product is a web part. This means that as long as your users have access to the web part, whether they are accessing the site remotely or locally, they can change their own password. Obviously, if the user can't access the SharePoint site that contains the web part while they are working remotely, they won't be able to change their password either because they won't be able to access the web part.
to access Sharepoint online can change their passwords REMOTELY
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these users with passwords generated on the local machine can only change their own passwords on a local box? Thanks