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Hello Experts, <br />
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We recently started binding Apple computer to our domain and noticed we are not able to change a password when it expires in AD or simply start a AD password reset from the Apple computer while connected to the domain network.<br />
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We also use Okta and had the user and my test Apple laptop test a password change, the old password is what remains usable for the laptops. <br />
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These accounts are mobile accounts and can login when disconnected to the domain network. <br />
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Im not sure I understand the dependencies for Apple devices as they detect password changes in AD.
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Hello Experts, 

We recently started binding Apple computer to our domain and noticed we are not able to change a password when it expires in AD or simply start a AD password reset from the Apple computer while connected to the domain network.

We also use Okta and had the user and my test Apple laptop test a password change, the old password is what remains usable for the laptops. 

These accounts are mobile accounts and can login when disconnected to the domain network. 

Im not sure I understand the dependencies for Apple devices as they detect password changes in AD.

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