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I can connect with a user who has permissions to set passwords. I'm able to change attributes, but I can't set the password.
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Found some instructions to set the attribute unicodePwd to UNC:'password', but it says:
Setting LDAP_OPT_ENCRYPT to 1 didn't work either. The port I'm using is 389.
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You would use the userPassword attribute. Why are you using port 389, though? Animal project editor download pc. You wouldn't want to send a password change in clear text. I also don't believe AD will allow you to change a password via LDAP without an SSL connection.
Sam Cogan is correct. Use the other attribute. Here's a [technet article describing how to do it](http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc731012(WS.10).aspx).
To set unicodePwd directly using ldp.exe set LDAP_OPT_ENCRYPT = 1 to bind with an encryptedchannel and use this syntax:
UNI:'pwdhere'
The UNI: and the quotes are very important as the password must be passedin Unicode and the quotes are used by the system to delimit the password.
You also need Reset Password permission if you want to replace the existingpassword and Change Password permissions to do a remove and add operation.
From here: http://microsoft.public.windows.server.active-directory.narkive.com/tBRamxYg/reset-password-problem
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I believe you should be using the userpassword attribute rather than the unicodePWD attribute. UserPassword is a writeable alias for unicodePWD.
Sam Cogan