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Locally authenticated VPN users change their own passwords?

Is it possible for a locally authenticated VPN user to change their own password via end user portal or another method? We have some SSL users synced with AD via remote authentication, but some of our users require L2TP VPN which doesn't support remote authentication so they're using local authentication.

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0 BarryG over 13 years ago

Hi, in my 7.5 system, there is a Change Password tab in the End User Portal.

It says "This form lets you change your password that is used for access to this portal and eventual Remote Access methods like PPTP."

I'm not sure what it means by 'eventual'.

BTW, I believe you need to put the user portal on a port other than 443 if you're using the SSL VPN on that port.

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0 BarryG over 13 years ago

Hi, in my 7.5 system, there is a Change Password tab in the End User Portal.

It says "This form lets you change your password that is used for access to this portal and eventual Remote Access methods like PPTP."

I'm not sure what it means by 'eventual'.

BTW, I believe you need to put the user portal on a port other than 443 if you're using the SSL VPN on that port.

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