IPlanet Expired Password check

We use an IPlanet authenticator for our LDAP. I've been tasked with finding a way to prompt the user for a new password if the password has not been changed in 90 days. I think the IPlanet server has the attribute of LastPasswordSetDate or something similar, but I don't know how to access that from the code. I'd like to let the user login and then intercept them before forwarding them to the start page if their password has not been changed recently. How do I get this information from the IPlanet server

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Ad-User script to check if expired password = true and email helpdesk

I have a script that runs each day and reminds my users that their password will expire. This works well.
I'm having trouble creating a script to email our helpdesk once the password has expired so engineers can reset it automatically.
The code I have displays nothing yet I know I have expired passwords.
Get-ADUser -filter {(Enabled -eq $True) -and (PasswordNeverExpires -eq $False) -and (PasswordExpired -eq $True)} -properties PasswordLastSet, PasswordExpired, PasswordNeverExpires, EmailAddress, GivenName
Please help!

I looked at a test user meeting these criteria. Although the AccountExpirationDate was in the past, the AccountExpired property was still $False. I'm not sure what process is responsible for changing the AccountExpired property based on AccountExpirationDate,
but this is where your script seems to fail.
This works:
Get-ADUser -filter {(Enabled -eq $True) -and (PasswordNeverExpires -eq $False)} -properties PasswordLastSet, PasswordExpired, PasswordNeverExpires, EmailAddress, GivenName, AccountExpirationDate |
Where { $_.AccountExpirationDate -lt (Get-Date) }
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Account expired is derived by the Classes. It is not on the raw object. It is all that needs to be checked. If an account is not set to be expired then that will always be false.
Like this:
Get-ADUser -filter * -properties * |?{$_.passwordexpired} | select passwordexpired
You can also do the math.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Site Login Behavior For SharePoint Foundation 2013 Users With Expired Passwords?

What are the most user-friendly ways of getting external users with expired AD passwords back into the SharePoint site with a new working password?
We already send automated email notifications to users reminding them to change their soon-to-expire passwords. However, sometimes they miss seeing the email notifications before the password expires (such as after returning from vacation or just carelessness
and lack of attention to email messages) or they see the warning messages and forget to act on it.
When this happens and they try to log into the SharePoint site from the Internet, their login fails without telling the user the reason they can't log in is because their password expired. So, they end up confused and call the help desk to get their
password reset.
Is there a way to set up SharePoint Foundation 2013 login in a similar way to the OWA login so that, when a user with a correct but expired password tries to log in, it gives them a prompt to set a new password right there rather than just an error indicating
their login failed for unknown reasons or password is "incorrect?"

It could be done. You get a different event log entry for an expired login attempt than for a wrong password, 4625 events denote a login failure and an error ID of 23 denotes a logon failure.
A naff, but simple, approach would be to create a tool that checks your server logon event log for 4625 entries and then emails that user, or the help desk, or security, that they're trying to get onto your system with expired credentials.
For a more polished experience you've got a lot more work and bluntly it's going to be impractical for you. You'd have to re-write sections of the SharePoint authentication process or intercept the process, both are risky and not a good idea to try.
There's a really interesting paper here that might be of interest, it won't help you in your current situation but it might shed more light on the overall authentication/authorisation process.
http://www.sans.org/reading-room/whitepapers/forensics/windows-logon-forensics-34132

802.1X cannot change expired password at login

Hi all,
I'm trying to roll out 802.1X authentication for wifi access at my company, however there's one major problem I can't for the life of me figure out. I'm not able to get the Macs to prompt for a password change when the password has expired at login.
On Windows when you log in it will prompt you to change your password when it's expired. However on OSX when you're on the workstation login screen, you can see the wireless icon briefly connect, then it will think for a bit and the user cannot log in at all.
OSX can definitely can change expired passwords via 802.1X, as if I log into a local account and connect to the wifi with the user whose password has expired, it will prompt to change it, and changes it successfully.
I'm using NPS for RADIUS authentication against AD, and using Profile Manager in OSX Server to create the 802.1X profile.
Does anyone have any experience with OSX and using WPA Enterprise/802.1X Profiles?
Thanks!

Hi,
Can you post a screenshot for this situation?
Sometimes, the third party credential provider would lead to some issue like this, I suggest you check the
current credential provider via the following path:
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Authentication\LogonUI\SessionData\x\LastLoggedOnProvider
You should compare the result with the values in the following path:
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Authentication\credential providers
If the current value is third party credential provider, try to disable it:
To disable the provider add a REG_DWORD value "Disabled"=1 to that provider’s CLSID subkey.
The provider will be disabled on the next session creation (sessions are created when you log off, switch users, or reboot.
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Curiosity about expired passwords

Good afternoon,
It is fairly standard to expire user passwords after a period of time for security reasons.
Oracle includes this functionality, what is interesting and different than in most other systems, is the user can select the same password as the one that expired. Most systems don't allow the same password to be new password.
I thought that was worth noting.
John.

Did you use PASSWORD_VERIFY_FUNCTION in your profile
Below password checks occur in the verify_function_11G password verification function.
1.The password must be a minimum of eight characters in length.
2.The password must include one digit and one alpha character.
3.Simple passwords will be rejected.
4.The password cannot be the same as the username.
5.The password cannot be the same length as the username.
6.The password cannot be the username spelled backwards.
7.The password cannot be the same as the server name or the server name with digits from 1 to 100 appended.
9-Ensuring that a password differs from the previous password by at least three characters
see this post
http://www.articles.freemegazone.com/oracle-11g-password-features.php?ref=1
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Changing expired password with OCIPasswordChange

I know that ODP.NET has a option to open a connection with a new password when the old one has expired. I'm using System.Data.OracleClient from .Net instead of ODP because I'm using the Instant Client, which does not seem to work with ODP. Can somebody tell me how to call OCIPasswordChange?

Hi,
OCIPasswordChange is an OCI call. You'd have to write a complete OCI application in C to be able to use that, and OCI coding isnt for the faint of heart.
I do have a complete OCI sample that does it though.. here you go.
Cheers,
Greg
This sample demonstrates the use of OCIPasswordChange once the
password has expired, which requires setting the session into
the service context. Tested with oci 8.1.5, vc++ 6.0 sp3.
first create the user with expired password:
SQL> create user testuser identified by oldpass password expire;
SQL> grant create session to testuser;
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <oci.h>
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static OCIError          *p_err;
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static OCISession *p_ses;
static OCISvcCtx     *p_svc;
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     int          rc;
     char     errbuf[100];
     int          errcode;
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          (dvoid * (*)(dvoid *, size_t)) 0,
          (dvoid * (*)(dvoid *, dvoid *, size_t))0,
          (void (*)(dvoid *, dvoid *)) 0 );
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          (size_t) 0, (dvoid **) 0);
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          (text *)"local", 5, 0);
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          (dvoid *) "oldpass", (ub4) 7,
          (ub4) OCI_ATTR_PASSWORD, p_err);
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          (dvoid *) p_ses, (ub4) 0,
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          (ub4) OCI_DEFAULT);
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          printf("Error - %.*s\n", 512, errbuf);
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     rc = OCIHandleFree((dvoid *) p_svc, OCI_HTYPE_SVCCTX);
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     printf("Disconnected.\n\n");
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CFLDAP & Expired password

Hi,
We have recently implmented CFLDAP authentication on one of
our websites & discovered a new issue of expired passwords.
I have been trying to read attrubutes like maxPwdAge or
accountExpires but not able to read the values as I guesss they are
flags. What I found on net is that coldfusion is not capable to
read ADSI & need to use java or vb object. Is that correct or
is there any other method of checking the expired password &
redirecting the page to change password form.
Thanks in advance
Any help is greatly appreciated
Thanks

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Expired Password issue

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Monitor multiple databases for expiring passwords?

I have created a cutom report in Grid Control that sends a daily report to the DBAs each morning that reports on nonresponsive agents, failed backups, policy violations, etc. I would like to add a section for expired passwords but I'm unable to find that information in the repository. The closest I've come is an alert for "There have been x failed login attempts in the last 30 minutes." but I'd like something that would alert me before the password expires, ideally some configurable number of days before the expiration. Is that information available in the repository? I have considered a user-defined metric but we monitor around 150 databases that do not have common usernames or passwords so I think that would be difficult to maintain.

"I have considered a user-defined metric but we monitor around 150 databases that do not have common usernames or passwords so I think that would be difficult to maintain."
The default profile and all our end-user profiles have password expiration set to 90 days.
What I have done for now is decrease the threshold of the "Failed Login Count" metric to 3 for the Warning threshold since that is the number of attempts a user gets before locking the account. That at least will alert the DBAs if a user has locked an account or an application or automated process is attempting to connect to an expired account.
What would be ideal is if I could report on passwords that have not yet expired but are near the expiration time without having to connect to each database to check but it appears that information is not available in the oem respository.

Expire password in OID through OIM.

I have password policy set in OIM which has one clause that after 28 days password will expire. I have integrated OID with OIM.
I want that as soon as password expires in OIM, password for that user will automaticaly expire in OID also [without seting any password policy at OID].
Plz reply soon.

Create an entity adapter and attach it on update to the USR form.
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It was a couple of years since I worked with the OID connector but I quickly checked the task list in the docs and it looks like you have to build your own JNDI based connector. I have some code that could easily be adapted for this purpose. Contact me through LinkedIn if you want it.
Hope this helps
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"Expire Password" setting

If you check the "Expire Password" setting under a user's "Account Control", Save and then open up the user info page again, this setting becomes unchecked. So simply opening up the page again causes the user not to be prompted for a new password, whereas that is what you expect to happen. Why does that option become unchecked automatically?

Spadafo:
No. I don't want the change to be optional, nor do I want to ask the administrator to do anything; I want to do it myself.
And I found the solution: Simply do it in 2 steps:
Change the password – “Apply Changes”, then go back into the user’s page - click "Expire Password" - “Apply Changes”
That way, the "Expire Password" will apply to the new password, not the old one, and thus the user WILL be prompted to change it.
I have to consider this a fault in APEX. If you've already entered a new password, then "Expire Password" SHOULD MEAN expire the new password. It doesn't make sense for it to mean expire the old password if you've just entered a new one.
After all, it is a pretty common scenario for the end user to forget the password, in which case you want a fast method of changing it and requiring it to be immediately changed from what you set it to. So you should be able to do this by entering the User's page only once.
Edited by: Prohan on Sep 30, 2009 7:14 AM

Expire Password in BCC

Hi All,
I tried for expiring the password of BCC. I used the component
/atg/userprofiling/ExpiredPasswordService/
But it does not work for me. Can someone help me on this?
Thanks,
DKAP

Ensure that components ExpiredPasswordService and ExpiredPasswordServlet got enabled. Also both of these should have same value of passwordValidForNumDays property. You would also have to tell InternalProfileFormHandler to use ExpiredPasswordService. It has a redirectPath property which is configured to "/user/changepassword.jsp" through BIZUI module for BCC. On BCC login, in case ProfileFormHandler detects an expired password through ExpiredPasswordService, it adds a session attribute"passwordexpired". ExpiredPasswordServlet check for this session attribute and on detecting it, ExpiredPasswordServlet redirects to the value of ExpiredPasswordService.redirectPath property.
You can try following configuration changes on your BCC server instance. (Don't override from dyn/admin on the running server instead use properties file under localconfig of BCC server and then restart.)
/atg/userprofiling/InternalProfileFormHandler.properties
expiredPasswordService=/atg/userprofiling/ExpiredPasswordService
# loggingDebug=true
/atg/userprofiling/ExpiredPasswordService.properties
enabled=true
passwordValidForNumDays=7 # default is 120, changed for testing
# loggingDebug=true
For ExpiredPasswordServlet you need not do anything additionally since it would pick most of its values from ExpiredPasswordService as per its configuration. Just verify these values from dyn/admin.
/atg/dynamo/servlet/pipeline/ExpiredPasswordServlet
enabled^=/atg/userprofiling/ExpiredPasswordService.enabled
redirectPath^=/atg/userprofiling/ExpiredPasswordService.redirectPath
passwordValidForNumDays^=/atg/userprofiling/ExpiredPasswordService.passwordValidForNumDays

How to deal with expired passwords in authentication schemes?

IHi,
I am trying to build an authentication scheme that deals with expired passwords. After the user has provided their valid but expired password they should be redirected to a password reset page. After they have provided a new password they should be allowed to continue to the page they would have otherwise gone to had their password not expired.
I have written my authentication processs as follows:
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION inventory_test.inventory_authentication (
p_username IN VARCHAR2,
p_password IN VARCHAR2
RETURN BOOLEAN
IS
r1 apex_users%ROWTYPE;
valid_password BOOLEAN;
BEGIN
IF p_password IS NULL
THEN
RETURN FALSE;
END IF;
SELECT *
INTO r1
FROM apex_users
WHERE UPPER (username) = UPPER (p_username);
valid_password :=
DBMS_OBFUSCATION_TOOLKIT.md5 (input_string => p_password
|| TO_CHAR (r1.SEED, '99999')
) = r1.PASSWORD;
IF valid_password AND (r1.password_expiration_date < SYSDATE)
THEN
apex_util.set_session_state ('FSP_AFTER_PASSWORD_RESET_URL', v ('FSP_AFTER_LOGIN_URL')); -- My new application item
apex_util.set_session_state ('FSP_AFTER_LOGIN_URL',
'F?P=' || v ('APP_ID') || ':14:' || v ('APP_SESSION')
END IF;
RETURN valid_password;
EXCEPTION
WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND
THEN
RETURN FALSE;
END;
This redirects the user to the password reset page but FSP_AFTER_PASSWORD_RESET_URL is null - presumably because the login process changes the session.
This seems the wrong approach anyway as the user, once authenticated, can change the page number in the URL and avoid the password reset. I would guess that I need to use the APEX_CUSTOM_AUTH package somehow. However, I am thoroughly confused about the relationship between the LOGIN and POST_LOGIN procedures. Also, I gather from other posts in this forum that there is some asynchronous processing that goes on as new sessions are created. Can someone point me in the right direction please?
--Tony
[http://tonyhasler.wordpress.com/][http://tonyhasler.wordpress.com/]

Sorry for taking so long to acknowledge your helpful suggestions.
Scott's proposal is a tiny tiny bit awkward as,if i understand it correctly, the user would have to reauthenticate after resetting the password.
/dev/null's suggestion is actually not too bad for me. I already have each page being authorised and I use only a limited mumber of (once per session) authorization schemes. I think all I have to do is to place an extra line or two in each scheme to check the expiration date of the user's password and remember to call APEX_UTIL.RESET_AUTHORIZATIONS when the password is reset.
I successfully redirected to the password reset page using owa_util.redirect_url from the post-authentication procedure but what I am still having trouble with is the deep-linking bit. It seems I have to obtain the target URL by 'editing' FSP_AFTER_LOGIN_URL to replace '|' characters by ':' characters and inserting the session id in the right place. Given the fact that FSP_AFTER_LOGIN_URL may not be set and that there may not be sufficient ':' characters in the URL this is very clunky.
Is there an easier way to do this?
--- Never mind. I worked out how to use regular expressions with SQL to do this. A full explanation is in my blog.
--Tony
http://tonyhasler.wordpress.com
Edited by: TonyHasler on Sep 6, 2008 3:17 PM

EA2 expired user check

Hi,
Checked to see if it is possible to change an expired user's password using EA2 (Oracle SQL Developer 1.5.0.52). Got the following error when I tried to open the expired user:
"Password has expired. Unable to reset password - OCI driver not available"
Anyone know how to resolve this?
Thanks.

The expired passwords can be reset using the OCI/Thick driver only.
This error appears when the password is expired and cannot be reset since the OCI driver is not available in the system.
Please make sure the OCI driver (Oracle client) is installed.
Thanks,
Srividhya.

Which attribute shows if a user has an expired password?

DSEE 6.3
I created my own password policy, and applied it to a single user.
I would like to know which attribute shows if a user has an expired password, and how do I query that attribute for the user. How would I query the time till expiration as well?
I am basically looking for example queries to such information.
thanks,

My limited experience with this sort of thing is to run a query like the following:
ldapsearch -1TL -h `hostname` -D 'cn=Directory Manager' -b "dc=<your dc>,dc=com" uid=<uid your choice> pwdAccountLockedTime pwdFailureTime pwdLastAuthTim
e pwdChangedTime passwordRetryCount nscpentrywsi
This dumps some helpful stuff. I've noticed ... in our ldap instance that a locked account has the following output:
pwdAccountLockedTime: 000001010000Z
I don't know why it shows up that way ... but it's something I can key on and search for to find locked accounts. Not necessarily an indication that a password has expired, of course, but sort of interesting to me. An account can be locked for other reasons obviously.
I think pwdChangedTime might be what you want assuming you know what the password expiration time is set to ...

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