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User's ability to change password

JonathanCraft
I would like to know if it is possible for an individual user who does not have WebAdmin access to change his or her password within ASL. For example a user who uses L2TP or HTTP.


Cheers


Jonathan


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  • 0 in reply to cyclops
    Cheers anyway, is there anything else you could suggest to accomplish this.



    Jonathan
  • 0 in reply to JonathanCraft
    use sam/ldap/AD/radius for authentication

    or used fixed ip on clients
  • 0 in reply to JonathanCraft
    [ QUOTE ]
    Cheers anyway, is there anything else you could suggest to accomplish this.

    [/ QUOTE ]If the network inside your ASL box contains a file server with domain authentication, such as a Windows server with Active Directory, or a NetWare server with eDirectory/NDS, then you can logically tie your ASL authentication to the server domain, using either LDAP or RADIUS. There are other methods available as well. This will allow users to have the same ID and password on the ASL box as what they are using for the server domain. They can change their domain password anytime they want, and the change will immediately be effective for their ASL authentication as well.

    If you don't have a local domain enabled file server, then the answer is no, it can't be done.