Self Reset Password Office 365
Adele Strecker
This article is for people who set password expiration policy for a business, school, or nonprofit. You can let people use the self-service password reset tool so you don't have to reset passwords for them. Less work for you!
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We are a non-profit org so one of the main draws of O365 is that is almost free. As far as I can see if we need to provide our off-domain users with the ability to change their passwords we will need to spec out some further investment (MFIM or SysOp tools or somesuch) to make this work.
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I think, and happy to be proved wrong, that with Azure Active Directory Sync as it has a write back option now: Self-service password reset in Azure AD: how to customize password reset to meet your needs Microsoft Learn may work for you
You can also sync only a certain subset of users with DirSync, then for the other users leave their accounts as Office 365 cloud-only accounts. They would then have 2 passwords in case they ever do come on-prem with their computer, but they could manage the 365 password from anywhere.
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We are trying to setup a self-service password reset for our users residing in on-premises AD but we do not have Exchange online. Is it even possible for us to setup SSPR with Azure AD Connect without involving Exchange at all?
Hi, Exchange is not relevant to SSPR. As long as you are syncing your on-premises AD to Azure AD with Azure AD Connect, and you have licences as per -us/azure/active-directory/authentication/concept-sspr-licensing then you should be good to go with this feature.
Yes, it is possible. If you want your on-prem users to be able to reset their passwords via the SSPR (i.e. Office 365 synchronises back to the on-prem AD ) then you will need an Azure P1 licence for that user.
The SSPR included in the Free version of Azure AD does not write-back to on-prem, it only changes the password in 365 - the next time AzureAD synchronises that password is changed back to the AD password.
Thanks for the reply!@HidMov Here is the situation, We do have P1 licenses for users but when I verify our custom domain in Azure from, let's say, xyz.onmicrosoft.com to xyz.com so that users can login with their current email addresses this poses issue with Microsoft Teams stop treating "xyz.com" as external address and will not allow invite to be sent for the meeting. Is there a workaround for this? So that Office 365 do not treat xyz.com as internal? Any help will be greatly appreciated!!
Hi, if you add your xyz.com domain into your M365 tenant, which it seems you have, then this is going to be considered as an internal / accepted domain within your environment. I am curious to understand why you would wish it to be considered external?
Hi @PeterRising, Let me try explain without confusing you, Since we do not have Exchange Online and do not wish to involve our current on-prem Exchange to any of Office 365 services, we want our users to still use Microsoft Teams for video conferencing purposes. Only handful of employees are currently using the Teams app and would like other employees within the organization to be invited for meetings. Now, currently users using Teams app has "xyz.onmicrosoft.com" email and password setup by Office 365 but If I add my custom domain "xyz.com" for SSPR then it poses two issues; In order to send the invite out to internal employees Teams cannot see "xyz.com" as external to have the "Invite" option available. Teams searches for email addresses for let's say a...@xyz.com and b...@xyz.com in it's own address book which is not there because Exchange online is not integrated. If I do sync a...@xyz.com and b...@xyz.com from our on-prem AD then Teams is not able to send an email invite to those above users since they do not have emails setup with Exchange online. If we do add an email for a...@xyz.com in the Azure AD then it posses another issue with email structure because now we have two emails for the same user - a...@xyz.com created by Exchange online and their own on-prem a...@xyz.com which is more confusing on which one to use.
OK, I see where you are coming from. My suggestion to you here would be to configure Hybrid Coexistence between you on-premises Exchange and Exchange Online. This way, you can add your custom domain into O365 and still use Teams with full functionality with your on-premises mailboxes.
Passwordless Authentication is a secure authentication method that allows you to login to Office 365 services using the Authenticator app. Detailed instructions for setting up your account with passwordless authentication are available here.
Unlock your account if your account has been locked out and you remember your password. Follow the instructions and select the option "I know my password, but still can't sign in." The Self Service Password Reset (SSPR) enrollment must be completed first before using this option.
All new user accounts are required to change password upon first logon to an on-campus workstation or to Office 365. If you are a new user or your account requires a password change, you may go directly to the New User Password page to change your password. Set up your new account access for passwordless authentication.
NPS user accounts are managed by ITACS, but are created by other centers depending on your roll at NPS. Student Services Office creates accounts for resident students. The Registrar Office creates accounts for non-resident students. Human Resources Office creates accounts for Civilian Staff and Faculty. The Technology Assistance Center creates accounts for contractors and anyone outside of the previously mentioned categories and can assist with requests pertaining to account management, creation of email aliases and distribution groups, access to shared drives and folders, and removing old accounts. You can also manage your account online at Self Service Password Reset (SSPR) to unlock, reset, and change your account password.
The Technology Assistance Center assists with password management and will help with unlocking NPS accounts, resetting passwords and troubleshooting account access. You can also manage your NPS account online at the Self Service Password Reset (SSPR). You can call the TAC for immediate assistance at (831) 656-1046 or by submitting a request.
NPS instituted a self-service password management solution that allows students, staff, and faculty members to reset, unlock, or change their password. This service requires an enrollment of multiple contact methods (app, phone, text, email), which you can later use to verify your account for authentication. It provides users with a cost-efficient, safe, and secure method to reset forgotten passwords including unlocking accounts.
To access this site type or select =nps.edu in your web browser. Enroll by creating your password profile. Enrollment is a one-time process and takes only a few minutes. Manage forgotten or locked accounts by simply following the procedures to validate your contact info. Once enrolled, you may manage your contact methods at -info.
Loyola University of Chicago moved from our current self-service password management tool to Self Service Password Reset (SSPR). The next time you change or reset your password you will see a new, streamlined tool that uses your Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) preferences (text message, Microsoft Authenticator app, or mobile phone) to confirm your identity. Even if you forget your password, you can follow the prompts to reset it securely.
The first time you log into Microsoft 365, you will be prompted to set up your account security (Multi-Factor Authentication or MFA). Once this is complete, you will be able to reset your password with a two-step verification process.
The Division of Information Technology has made it easier than ever for you to recover your password if you forget it. We have collaborated with Microsoft to use their Self-Service Password Reset utility. After registering, you will be able to reset, unlock, or change your password without having to contact the DoIT Help Desk.
You will be able to add a safe and secure two-step verification method for your online credentials from a range of authentication options (such as phone call, text message, or alternate email). It is recommended that you set up as many methods as you can. This gives you flexibility when one of the methods isn't available.
Recommendation: We strongly recommend that you set up self-service password reset. This way you don't have to manually reset passwords for your users. To learn how, see Let users reset their own passwords in Office 365.
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