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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

    Thanks for that. I belive the reason for the code snippet not working is because several parameters are not defined.

    Just modified the the code you pasted, for example are following variables not defined: 

    $connection (in the SetPasscode it was defined by $global.GetDirectoryConnectionByName($domain) )


    I belive the best is if you could test the code in your test environment to see what is the for it failing.

    That would be really helpful, I am new to Dell Identity Password Manager and this is really painful trying to solve.

    I really appriciate your effort to help me here. As you suggested the custom workflow which will solve my problem is:

    * A passcode is set on the "logged on user" and sent to the users email (defined in the AD attribute). Can this be easily solved?

     

    Kind regards

    Bilal

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  • 0 over 6 years ago

    Thanks for that. I belive the reason for the code snippet not working is because several parameters are not defined.

    Just modified the the code you pasted, for example are following variables not defined: 

    $connection (in the SetPasscode it was defined by $global.GetDirectoryConnectionByName($domain) )


    I belive the best is if you could test the code in your test environment to see what is the for it failing.

    That would be really helpful, I am new to Dell Identity Password Manager and this is really painful trying to solve.

    I really appriciate your effort to help me here. As you suggested the custom workflow which will solve my problem is:

    * A passcode is set on the "logged on user" and sent to the users email (defined in the AD attribute). Can this be easily solved?

     

    Kind regards

    Bilal

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