Force change password on next login

Hi,
i use access manager 7.1 patch 1 and directory server 5.2 patch 4 and want force the user to change his password on the next login.
I try to check manually the option "Force change password on next login" of one user by Access Manager GUI but don't work.
The LDAP attribute "iplanet-am-user-password-reset-force-reset" is TRUE but when i try to login Access Manager don't force me to change password.
anybody can help me?
regards
Alberto.

Anyone never had this problem?

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