The Active Directory (AD) authentication module propagates password resets to both the Identity Manager User Store and the Active Directory server when a password reset is performed on a user, even if the user is not correlated to AD. This occurs if the login matches an AD account.
Release : 14.x, 15.x
Component : Identity Manager
The AD authentication module relies on users having an account in AD for authentication. When the Active Directory authentication model is configured, user password sets from the "Forgotten Password" or "Reset Password" tasks automatically propagate to both the Identity Manager User Store and the Active Directory server. Password status changes are detected during authentication.
Identity Manager searches for the username entered on the login screen in the Identity Manager User Console by the attribute defined in the Management Console. The authentication attempt is performed directly against Active Directory without attempting to verify account association in the Provisioning layer. Consequently, the password change occurs directly at the account level.
If this behavior is not desired, configure the DisableADPasswordPropagation property to prevent Identity Manager from propagating password changes to the Active Directory directory, ensuring only password validation occurs.
Note: This is a global property that applies to all users.
DisableADPasswordPropagation in the Property field.true in the Value field.For further details on managing authentication module properties, see the .
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