Changing Active Directory passwords periodically is crucial, as it prevents hackers from gaining access to network resources, even if they have stolen user credentials. Configuring password expiration to a set number of days, say 90, is a common practice among IT admins. However, users forget to change their soon-to-expire passwords and raise a password reset ticket because they:
Schedule in-depth audit reports on all password self-service activities performed by end users. You can also export reports in PDF, CSV, XLS, HTML, or CSVDE formats and send them to managers.
Control who receives password and account expiration notifications and when by creating policies based on Active Directory domain, OU, and group memberships.
Customize email and SMS expiration messages to make them more personal or imperative. You can add specific instructions and images.
Automate account expiration reminders, along with the usual password expiration alerts. Admins can also notify managers about other users' account expiration.
Configure multiple password and account expiration notifications to be sent at regular intervals so reminders don't go unnoticed.
Get the free tool up and running in seconds. Since the solution uses the existing default domain password policy, there are no changes made to Active Directory or Group Policy infrastructure and no extra steps required to get started.
By helping users be proactive about soon-to-expire passwords, you can drastically reduce the number of password reset tickets.
Using the Password Expiration Notifier to remind users about their expiring passwords helps your organization comply with PCI DSS and HIPAA regulations.
Be in the know about the password expiration status of users by generating reports on the delivery status of password expiration reminders.
The Password Expiration Notifier is completely free for unlimited users. This means you can use all the features it offers for free, forever.