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IISADMPWD Replacement Tool Software Box

IISADMPWD Replacement Tool

  • Allow users to change AD passwords from your custom web apps
  • Replaces the Microsoft® IISADMPWD utility
  • Runs on IIS 7 and later
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IISADMPWD Replacement Tool: Allow Users to Change Passwords on IIS 7 and Later

Web Active Directory engineered a replacement solution for the Microsoft® IISADMPWD utility because the legacy Microsoft release of IISADMPWD does not support IIS 7 and later. Many organizations employed the IISADMPWD tool with IIS 5 and IIS 6 to allow password changes in Active Directory from web applications. With the release of IIS 7 and its architectural and security changes from previous versions of IIS, the old IISADMPWD tool no longer works. In fact, Microsoft doesn’t even support IISADMPWD on IIS 7 and later. Our solution allows users to change their AD password from a web page without requiring changes to your IIS 7 web application.

IISADMPWD Replacement Tool sits in front of your web application and checks the password status for a user before routing them to your web application. The solution comprises two simple ASP.NET web applications: one to check the password status and one to allow password changes if the password is expired or must be changed at next logon. The solution essentially acts as a front end for your web application and you can configure where the IISADMPWD Replacement Tool application redirects after it checks a user's password status.

Web Active Directory IISADMPWD Replacement Tool Application Architecture

Check out the following features and benefits that IISADMPWD Replacement Tool provides.

  • Allows Active Directory password changes when the "User must change password at next logon" flag is set
  • Uses IIS Anonymous authentication to allow users to access the web applications in IIS 7 regardless of their AD password status
  • Easily integrates with your web application
  • Includes two web applications:
    • Check Password Status: Acts as the first page of the authentication process and checks the Active Directory password status for a user to determine if the password must be changed
    • Change Password: Allows users to change their AD password
  • Redirects the user to your web application after the password status check completes and no password change is needed
  • Allows your web application to authenticate the user with your normal scheme
  • Can use an HTML redirector file to redirect clients with HTTP 401.1 errors (Access is denied due to invalid credentials)
  • Requires no changes to your web application configuration and checks the AD password status before the user tries to authenticate against your application
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