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Table of Contents
OVERVIEW 4
LDAP/AD AUTHENTICATION 5
FEATURES 5
SETUP 5
LOGIN FLOW 5
FORGOTTEN PASSWORDS 6
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Intent
The purpose of this white paper is to inform Users how the LDAP compliant security servers such as Microsoft Active Directory will be used as the password control for Self-Service users.
Audience
This white paper is intended for those users with knowledge of the ePersonality & Self-Service systems.
Prerequisites
Users of this white paper should be familiar with the Windows Operating System user interfaces and able to successfully navigate through the standard windows objects. The ability to use a mouse effectively is also a requirement.
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