> I don’t think I understand your question. > > OWA is primarily a javascript (AJAX) application that talks to a number of > DLLs on the backend. Most of them (probably all, I haven’t made an exhaustive > check) are managed code (i.e., C#). > > The user enters the information, it gets packaged into the SSL stream and > sent to the host, where it gets processed by a DLL which will make a Win32 > call. > > At that point, EXCEPTING IIS CACHING, nothing is different than any Win32 > password change. > > Note: I am referring to password changes, not password resets. They aren’t > the same… Hi Michael, Sorry, how is the change brokered to the directory? I have an event hook on all the DC's that are triggered during a change event and I am told the event is not getting called. Are you aware of any documentation on how the change takes place, such as which api's are used and if any configuration exists that applies to this scenario?
Thanks for the help, jlc
