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GrouchyAdmin

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  1. Because PPL's exist and users store passwords in them (sometimes provided by third party services), we need to be able to report on bad / weak passwords in these locations. Can this be added as a feature? We aren't requesting the ability to view the passwords themselves as admins, rather to understand the structure of them.
  2. Thanks, I've found a way to edit it using SCCM that works, so the uninstall, which was a fallback option, isn't needed now. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.
  3. Thanks, so if I wanted to just modify it, could I run it from SCCM again as I do now to install it and do something like PasswordStateCredentialProvider.exe REMOVE=FALSE MODIFY=TRUE /S Text="Update my account" URL="https://aka.ms/sspr" I've tested the command and it works as I want it to, so I think this should be an alternative to an uninstall. I've also figured out that if you run the exe on its own with no options, it uninstalls itself, which is a bit weird.
  4. I read through the docs and can see how to install it, but how can I uninstall it. Is it just as simple as PasswordStateCredentialProvider.exe /u ? Also, are there any plans to make the installer an MSI, it would massively ease SCCM deployments.
  5. I had chance to talk to our network admin and he is suggesting that he can't do it because we have the site running under SSL, therefore its encrypted so there is no visibility to the web traffic. Neither of us have seen this before, is there a workaround or guides that can assist with this?
  6. Is this a new thing with with 9300? We've not had this issue before, we do front the reset portal using a Brocade load balancer.
  7. I recently upgraded the reset portal to v9300. Seemed to be OK, but now its giving me a Session Lockout page straight away when I go to the homepage. Had a quick search on here, and didn't find anything similar (I was searching for SessionLockout). Has anyone come across this before?
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