Microsoft 4.5.X User Manual
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Changing the Log Database
You can select any working data source to set as the logging database. The Account Reset
Console will not allow you to select a data source that it cannot confirm as functional.
Console will not allow you to select a data source that it cannot confirm as functional.
Once you select a logging data source in the drop-down box, click “Update logging settings” to
save it. The Account Reset Console will attempt to log test messages to the data source you
have selected. If the test logging is successful, the Account Reset Console will begin logging
to the new data source; if not, no change will be made.
save it. The Account Reset Console will attempt to log test messages to the data source you
have selected. If the test logging is successful, the Account Reset Console will begin logging
to the new data source; if not, no change will be made.
Log Requirements
The Account Reset Console logs to any SQL Server database. This can be a full installation of
SQL Server 2000 or 2005, or MSDE or SQL Express.
SQL Server 2000 or 2005, or MSDE or SQL Express.
User Verification Configuration
Overview
The Account Reset Console can be configured to allow users to reset their own passwords if
they have forgotten them. Users answer a series of preconfigured questions correctly to verify
their identity, and then are permitted to change their own password. Each question draws from
a defined data source to
they have forgotten them. Users answer a series of preconfigured questions correctly to verify
their identity, and then are permitted to change their own password. Each question draws from
a defined data source to