Self-service password resets can be performed from the login screens of machines running only on Windows 10 operating systems. So how does Azure AD's native password reset feature compare to ADSelfService Plus'? Take a look at the comparison chart below: Azure AD SSPR Let's take a look at how to reset a password using SSPR in Azure AD.

With these capabilities, users can use the same password to log in to Azure AD that they use to sign in to their AD domains they can also reset their passwords without help desk intervention. Apart from this, ADSelfService Plus also provides single sign-on, exhaustive reports, strong password policies, and much more to simplify password management and secure user identities. It also offers the Password Synchronization feature to sync any changes to users' passwords with their user accounts in enterprise applications like Microsoft 365 (previously Office 365) and Azure AD. However, changes to users' Azure AD passwords are only synchronized with their on-premises domain accounts when Azure AD Connect is configured and the password writeback feature is enabled.ĪDSelfService Plus is an Active Directory (AD) self-service password management and single sign-on solution that lets users reset their AD passwords on their own with its Self-Service Password Reset feature. The Self-Service Password Reset (SSPR) feature in Azure AD allows users to reset their passwords without going through the help desk.

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