Sun Access Manager Resource & password resets

Hi,
I've got IDM 7.1 and AM 7.1, with a Sun Access Manager Realm resource. The LDAP directory (DS EE 6.0) sitting behind the AM resource has been set up to "Require Password Change at First Login and After Reset".
However, if a user in IDM changes their AM password, the connection to AM is done as the resource adapter user, not themselves; this means that the pwdReset flag is not cleared on their account in AM, and AM will demand a password change on next login.
This is obviously non-optimal for us, as we'd like them to change their password through IDM.
Is there any way to change the DS policies to allow for this situation, OR to set the pwdReset flag through the resource adapter, OR to get the resource adapter to connect as the user when the Change Password flow is performed?
Thanks,
Michael.

Hi Michael,
Could you please share the solution for the problem you are facing.
I am facing a similar issue.
When an admin resets the password of a user and when the user logs in, he/she needs to be redirected to IDM change password page. Instead the redirection to AM change password functionality is displayed.
Thanks,
Vinu

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