SharePoint Password Change includes two parts: Password Expire Warning Web Part and Password Change Web Part.
Password Change Web Part allows user to change their own password in a SharePoint portal site without site administrator intervention or IIS expiration pages. When a user accesses a page where the Password Change Web Part is configured, the web part automatically detects the user's domain and user name.
The user then enters his/her old password, the new password and the confirmation of the new password and then clicks Change Password. The web part verifies the new password and then submits the change. If the current password is incorrect or the new password does not meet the password policy criteria in place at your site, the user receives an error message.
Password Expire Warning Web Part warns user with message in web page before his/her password expires, prompting the user to change password. When a user accesses a page where the Password Expire Warning Web Part is configured, the web part automatically detects the user's domain, user name and the account expiration date.
The web part will show a warning message and a link to change password. Page editor can configure how many days the message will show before the expiration date and the URL to change password in the web part properties setting column.
Requirements:
· Windows SharePoint
Limitations:
· 30 days trial period
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· Sends fully customizable email notifications to prompt users to change passwords before they expire
· Includes options to restrict the ability to change a password to the currently logged in user account only
· Downloadable log file stores all password changes and change attempts
· Resolved the error: the notification that “The function is disabled because invalid license” might show up when users with valid license or within the 30 days trial period intended to change passwords;
· Enabled users to set their new passwords the same as the previous ones;
· Fixed the bug: users encountered “Access Denied” when they intended to change password in some cases.
