As of 7.6.2,
the email that is sent when a web user clicks the Forgot
Password link can be figured using the "PasswordResetBodyTemplate"
template delivered with base. There are a few changes that need to be made to the web.config file to ensure that your customers are able to retrieve forgotten passwords for the SSO application.
As of 7.6.2,
the email that is sent when a web user clicks the Forgot
Password link can be figured using the "PasswordResetBodyTemplate"
template delivered with base.
To set your web.config file to allow your customers to retrieve their password:
1. In the
web.config file, change the “SMTPMessageTransportServer” to your mail
server.
For example:
<SmtpMessageTransportServer>mail.tmaresources.com</SmtpMessageTransportServer>
2. Enter
the proper exception message settings.
For example:
<ExceptionManager>
<!--
If EmailAddresses is blank then no exception emails are sent.
Usage: j@b.com;mick@abc.com
-->
<EmailAddresses>[To Email Address]</EmailAddresses>
<UserMessage>An error occurred.</UserMessage>
<ShowDetails>true</ShowDetails>
<FromEmailAddress>[From EmailAddress]</FromEmailAddress>
</ExceptionManager>
3. Enter
these proper KeyValues as they relate to your organization.
For example:
<KeyValue Key="PasswordResetFromEmailAddress"
Value=”passwordreset@sso.com”/>
<KeyValue Key="PasswordResetSubject"
Value="Single Sign On - Password Reset" />
<KeyValue Key="PasswordResetUrl"
Value="http://localhost/sso/fpr.aspx" />
<KeyValue Key="UsernameResetSubject"
Value="Single Sign On - Username Reset" />
<KeyValue Key="UsernameResetUrl"
Value="http://localhost/sso/urf.aspx" />