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User does not have permission to change password?

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I have my users set up to change their passwords every 90 days. Now that this is coming due when they try and change it they are getting a message saying they don't have permissions to change the password.

I have the Authenticated Users tied to the Power Users Group and I have that user added as a power user.

Surely they dont' have to be an admin to change a password.

Any thoughts?

Thx,
Ryan
 
bcastner,

I followed that 2nd article and changed theeveryone group but it's still giving me that message. All users have power user permission but I have authenticated users under power users. From what I'm gathering since they haven't logged in yet they aren't authenticated and that's why this is happening. Should I be using something besides auth users. We were told to use this by an auditing firm.

Thx
 
Authenticated users would require an entry for every username password as a local account. I believe you are mixing security objects between AD and local.



 
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