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What I needed to do was validate users against AD and, if the user have an expired password, let him change it.
I've achived it based on chapter 10 of the book (Thank you very much) like this:
public class LogInManager
{
private static NetworkCredential credential;
public static LogInResponse Authenticate(string username, ...
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Thank you very much for your reply. I'll try and do what you say.
Regards.
Casiel
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I've checked what you asked, and no, it doesn't have a minimum password age, and there is no policy on the amount of password changes per day.
In order to try and solve this, I've tryed to find out if the password has expired (as explained in chapter 10 of your book) but I keep reciving the same exception, ''Unknown user or incorrect password'', ...
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Thanks for the replay, joe.
I'll check what you ask me.
On the other hands at the moment of LogIn I enter the correct UserName and the correct password (the password is the one that must be changed) and the server throws an exception saying ''Unknown user or incorrect password'' insted of saying something like ''The user is requiered to change ...
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Thank you for your repaly.
I'm sorry, I re read my post and it is not clear.
The exception in the same introducing the correct password (the one that must be changed) or an incorrect password. The server does not make a difference between the two scenarios.
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We are developing a application with AD user validation.
One of the features I must add to the application is alowing the user to change the AD password from our application. In order to do this I have a domain server to test my loggin system.
Now, I've created a User and checked the ''User must change password at next logon''. When I input the ...
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Hi.
I'm currently doing something like that.
We store the objectGUID as a string in the data base, and so far, it's worked fine for us.
To convert the objectGUID to string we could do it like this:
returnValue.UserKey = new Guid((byte[])_result.Properties[''objectguid''][0]).ToString();
since the objectGUID must be only one, if I am not ...
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