Validating Old Passwords Before Changing Them
Hi,
I'd like to write a custom logon control, and I've run into a snag
when trying to handle "User Must Change Password At Next Login"
I'd like to validate a users old/current password against the domain
before showing the user the form to change the password.
Doing an LDAP Bind() fails with the current creds.
Any Ideas how to accomplish this?
Thanks,
-Alan
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