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I own an Active Directory user with no access to system resources that is needed to change password.
Is there any easy way to achieve this even if I have no admin rights on Active Directory by just knowing the user's credentials?
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I own an Active Directory user with no access to system resources that is needed to change password.
Is there any easy way to achieve this even if I have no admin rights on Active Directory by just knowing the user's credentials?
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Without admin rights, you must be logged in as that specific user in order to change their password. Once logged in there are several ways for you to change it. I usually instruct them to press ctrl-alt-del and select "change password" from the menu.
You mean log-in in any AD joined machine? Can this be done even if the users has no access on any machine? – trikelef – 2019-05-23T11:02:05.820
For a simple user account, that user can log into any machine that is joined to the domain. Once logged in, that same user can change their password. If you have a user account that is denied the right to log in, then only an admin can change the password for that account. – Larryc – 2019-05-23T20:46:51.850