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Custom workflow - email user random generated password

Bilal
over 6 years ago

 Hello guys,

 

I have just recently installed One Identity Password Manager version 5.7.0.1525 in our test-environment. We see that the existing workflows can not apply to our situation, and need to create a new simple custom workflow. We are looking for a self-selvice portal for our users where they simply can reset their password.

 

The workflow should consist of a user searching after his AD-user and then choose the custom workflow "Password email reset" workflow, a random generated password is set on the user account in AD (in addition: "user must change password at next logon" is checked), and an email is sent to the user with the password.

 

The best would be to email the user a link which he then access and set a new password - like the way facebook, gmail, etc do it. Is this possible? :)

 

Best regards

Bilal

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  • 0 over 6 years ago
    Hi Terrance,

    Thanks for your reply. Just to clarify our environment design, we want to implement Dell Password manager in our test environment which is seperate domain from the production. When a user reset his password an email would be sent to his account in the production domain. There is no AD trust between the domains. A user has to have acccess to production, before he can access the test environment.

    So the need is how we can create this custom workflow in Powershell with either, the first option as suggested in the main post. Or as you are mentioning the secure single-use, time-sensitive token. How can we implement this in our environment? Any examples would help us a lot.

    Kind regards
    Bilal
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  • 0 over 6 years ago
    Hi Terrance,

    Thanks for your reply. Just to clarify our environment design, we want to implement Dell Password manager in our test environment which is seperate domain from the production. When a user reset his password an email would be sent to his account in the production domain. There is no AD trust between the domains. A user has to have acccess to production, before he can access the test environment.

    So the need is how we can create this custom workflow in Powershell with either, the first option as suggested in the main post. Or as you are mentioning the secure single-use, time-sensitive token. How can we implement this in our environment? Any examples would help us a lot.

    Kind regards
    Bilal
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