Hi Ed,

I haven't figure that yet, but I have an alternative. I use this freely available utility to inform the user by email when their password is expiring 9-5-3 days.

1. Script to notify users

http://www.windowsitpro.com/Article/ArticleID/46819/46819.html

http://www.windowsitpro.com/articles/download/rptpaswdchange.zip

2. Setup IISADMPWD in the AD server where the users can change their passwords after successful login. Search IISADMPWD in MS Knowledgebase. Please make a copy of the IISADMPWD directory out of Windows System directory to maybe drive D.

ITEM 1 running in Task Scheduler daily should sent an email to the users telling them that their password is expiring 9-5-3 days later. To change, they have to successfully login first to access ITEM 2 using HTTPS (please).

You can be creative and create a nice email template for ITEM 1. Maybe use yourcompany-valet@yourcompnay.com sender email address pointing them to the URL in ITEM 2. ITEM 2 URL web page should be edited, you may put a note on password policy.

Regards,

DandyHi Ed,

I haven't figure that yet, but I have an alternative. I use this freely available utility to inform the user by email when their password is expiring 9-5-3 days.

1. Script to notify users

http://www.windowsitpro.com/Article/ArticleID/46819/46819.html

http://www.windowsitpro.com/articles/download/rptpaswdchange.zip

2. Setup IISADMPWD in the AD server where the users can change their passwords after successful login. Search IISADMPWD in MS Knowledgebase. Please make a copy of the IISADMPWD directory out of Windows System directory to maybe drive D.

ITEM 1 running in Task Scheduler daily should sent an email to the users telling them that their password is expiring 9-5-3 days later. To change, they have to successfully login first to access ITEM 2 using HTTPS (please).

You can be creative and create a nice email template for ITEM 1. Maybe use yourcompany-valet@yourcompnay.com sender email address pointing them to the URL in ITEM 2. ITEM 2 URL web page should be edited, you may put a note on password policy.

Regards,

Dandy