Reset Password In Form Based Authentication "OIM - OAM Integration" SSO

Hi All
I want to give Password Reset Option in the Form Based Authentication page for OIM-OAM SSO Application, could you please help me in that??
my SSO is working with OIM 9.1.0.2BP06 with OAM 10.1.4.2.0, and i have created Simple Form in html, for the Authnetication, Now i want Password Reset Button on Form, and will have to reset through LDAP
TA

Provide the OIM links for registration and forgot password.
If your OAM has a user store(LDAP) where OIM is provisioning, your changes will be reflected in OAM
Hope this helps,
Sagar

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