I need to setup several employee id in my site and I want to modify the employee login process so that on first login, the employee is forced to change the password.

Can anyone please let me know how to do that?

Thanks

After creating the new user, go to his User Account, click the edit pencil and then check the "Update Password" checkbox. That will require the user to update his/her password.

The User Settings page has a setting that determines how often a user must change his/her password.

Is there any feature in dnn 7 to do settings for all usernames at the same time instead of one by one going to their a/c ?

Please let me know.

Thanks

There are some "user management" modules available that might be of use to you. What kinds of things do you want to change?

Depending on the changes, it's possible to do modifications using SQL queries. Doing that is working with a very sharp and dangerous tool, so it's best to be careful: back up the database, make changes to a copy, work offline, etc.

Techniques for working directly with the database tables are shown in http://www.dnncreative.com/Tutorial...ault.aspx. Take note, though, that working with the Users table and related tables is somewhat complicated. Working with passwords is even more complicated.

When any user registers with the site after the very first login the system will ask user to change the password.

Please let me know whether there is any module to do the settings.

Thanks

Thanks to Aderson Oliveira for this:

'm usually concerned to give user advise to run scripts on their database, but you could do something like this:

update users
set updatePassword = 1
where userid > 10

I add userid greater than 10, but you can adjust that so you don't force host nor admin users to have their password reset.

For security (and disclaimer) I would recommend a full site and db backup to prevent potential misuse.

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Setting updatePassword = 0 will turn off the requirement to change the password on login.

The test for userid>10 is to eliminate users with those low numbered UserIDs. This will exclude some superusers and administrators. You can did you the Users table to figure out which you should really exclude.