Wouldn’t it be a lot easier if users could reset their own passwords?
Fortunately, Microsoft can take this hurdle for us, because there is a “self-service password reset” that you can easily activate with just a few clicks.
Reduce support costs and help your users become more independent!
Login to Azure AD
Navigate to https://aad.portal.azure.com/ and select the “Azure Active Directory” out of.
Now the overview opens AzureAD , here you select the item “Reset your password”.
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Enable self-service password reset:
Now you have 2 options:
Activate a specific user group
Click on “Selected” and select a user group, then confirm with “Save”.
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Enable self-service password reset for all users
Select “All” and then confirm your entry with “Save”
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Now the activation is complete, at the next login the user will be asked to provide a phone number or an e-mail address for recovery.
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