Changing Your Own Password

Overview

The Account Reset Console can allow users to reset their own passwords.

Self-service password change is located under the “Accounts” menu item, in the “Change My Password” tab. Users with “Allow Web Logon” privileges can reset their own passwords if the Account Reset Console is configured to allow them to do so.

Changing Your Password

To change your own password, you will need to enter the new password twice. If you enter passwords that do not match, you will be prompted to re-enter them so that they match.

If you enter a password that does not conform to the password rules set by your system administrators, the Account Reset Console will not change your password. Please ensure that your new password conforms to the rules set by your system administrators.

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Microsoft 4.5.X manual Changing Your Own Password, Changing Your Password

4.5.X specifications

Microsoft 4.5.X represents a significant evolution in the company's software development frameworks, particularly focusing on enhancing the development experience for modern applications. This iteration builds upon the strengths of its predecessor, bringing a host of new features, improved performance, and powerful tools for developers.

One of the standout features of Microsoft 4.5.X is the introduction of asynchronous programming capabilities. This allows developers to write code that can perform multiple tasks simultaneously without blocking the main execution thread, leading to more responsive applications. By utilizing the async and await keywords, developers can easily manage asynchronous operations, making their applications more efficient and responsive to user interactions.

Additionally, Microsoft 4.5.X enhances support for modern web applications with the inclusion of features such as Web API, which simplifies the process of building robust RESTful services. This allows developers to create applications that can communicate with various data sources and client applications seamlessly. Coupled with the integration of SignalR, real-time web functionality is made simple, enabling scenarios such as live chat applications or real-time data updates.

Another key component is improved support for modern devices and platforms. The framework now includes better integration with cloud services, allowing developers to leverage Microsoft Azure more efficiently. This shift not only streamlines deployment but also enhances application scalability and reliability. Developers can take advantage of cloud storage, compute power, and various other services that Microsoft Azure provides, ensuring their applications can grow with user demand.

Performance enhancements are also a focus in Microsoft 4.5.X. The framework includes better memory management, reduced startup times, and overall improved runtime performance. These optimizations empower developers to create applications that not only perform better but also provide a smoother user experience.

Moreover, Microsoft has placed a significant emphasis on modern standards and protocols. Support for HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript allows developers to create rich web applications that perform across all major browsers. Additionally, the framework includes capabilities for building Windows Store apps, facilitating a broader reach for developers.

In summary, Microsoft 4.5.X introduces advanced asynchronous programming, robust RESTful service capabilities, enhanced cloud integration, and a focus on performance and modern web standards. These features collectively empower developers to create high-quality, efficient applications that meet the needs of today's users, setting a strong foundation for future innovations in software development.

Contents

Account Reset Console Administration Guide Table of Contents Page Page Page Page Page Copyright Notice License Agreement Country of Origin Limited Warranty Pre-Usage Considerations Account Reset Console Web Interface Welcome to the Account Reset ConsoleThanks for using the Account Reset Console Getting Started Page Page Overview Configuring the Account Reset ConsoleGranting super-user access rights Page Configuring managed domains Setting up data sources and logging Selecting program features Account Reset Features Password Change Features Configuring email Setting up group permissions Program Access Group Access Configuring Verification Questions and Answers Advanced Viewing logsPage Page Page Reviewing Data Security Advanced Updating the application’s appearance Advanced Page Setting up the mobile site Advanced Scheduling tasks AdvancedPage Page Configuring licensing Advanced Changing Your Own Password Changing Your Password Resetting User Accounts Resetting Accounts Account Reset Options Looking Up User Data Identity Configuration Setting Up Identity Information Log Viewing Log Viewing Options Viewing the Access Log Creating and Viewing Management Reports Scheduling Management ReportsViewing the Action Log Adding Reports Editing Report Settings Running Reports Immediately Viewing Management Reports Report Viewing Options Scheduling Account Tasks Creating and Viewing Account Tasks Adding Tasks Running Tasks Immediately Editing Task Intervals and ActionsPage Viewing Account Task Reports Report Viewing Options Page Set Program Access Rights Program Access Levels Permission Stacking Adding Access RightsViewing or Deleting Existing Access Rights Set Group Access Rights Group Access Rights Group Access Permissions Set Account Reset Features Account Reset OptionsPage Set Password Change Features Password Change Options Page Configuring Email Settings Configuring EmailPage Managing the Account Reset Console Appearance Appearance Customizing the Main Menu ColorsAltering the Page Header Customizing the Page Content Customizing the Side Menu Configuring Mobile Settings Managing the Mobile Settings Data Sources Viewing Available Data Sources Editing a Data Source How the Account Reset Console tests data sourcesAdding a Data Source Editing a Microsoft Jet Data Source Editing a Microsoft SQL Server Data Source Editing a General ADO-Compatible Data Source Logging ConfigurationViewing the Log Configuration Log Requirements User Verification ConfigurationChanging the Log Database Adding and Removing Questions Setting the Test User Editing Question Configurations Verification Query Types Designing Queries String Replaced With ExamplePage Domain Configuration Managing Domains Setting the Default Domain Viewing Domain Details Application Security Managing Application Security Super-User Configuration Adding new Super-User Groups Viewing or deleting existing Super-User Groups Super-User Permissions Licensing Changing or Viewing License InformationPage ARCWeb Site Index Troubleshooting Appendix aPage Page