lsalas
06-09-2008, 09:49 PM
Yes. Provided that the "Allow password change" flag is enabled for the user, password changes can be accomplished using either the FTP/S protocols or the HTTP/S protocols.
When using FTP/S users can change the password using the SITE PSWD command. Please check if your FTP/S client supports this command.
When using HTTP/S users can change the password using the "Change password" link that is shown in the upper right corner.
Please note that changing passwords only works when you are using "Domain User Authentication" and not other forms of authentication such as "Database User Authentication" or "LDAP User Authentication" where the password is stored in a separate repository.
When using FTP/S users can change the password using the SITE PSWD command. Please check if your FTP/S client supports this command.
When using HTTP/S users can change the password using the "Change password" link that is shown in the upper right corner.
Please note that changing passwords only works when you are using "Domain User Authentication" and not other forms of authentication such as "Database User Authentication" or "LDAP User Authentication" where the password is stored in a separate repository.