We are using SSPR for password management. Therefor we deployed the Client Logon Extension (CLE) to all our desktops. We also created a desktop icon for everyone to the RestrictedBrowserEXE.exe, to create a unique interface for our users. So far, so good.
When a user starts the RestrictedBrowserEXE.exe and enters a new password which not meets the requirements, the “Change Password” button is grayed out and the default button is the “Cancel” button. This results is cancelling the password change without an error. When the user then tries to logon with the new password, the attempt fails because there’s nog new password.
Is it possible to avoid the scenario above? For example by not reacting on hitting the ENTER button, so you have to click on the button with the mouse to change the password or to cancel the attempt.

by: Henk K. | over a year ago | Other