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For Web Interface
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Follow these steps to launch the Aptify Web interface:
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Launch Aptify and enter your login information when prompted. (the example below uses Google Chrome).
Click the Userlinks button and select the Change Password option from the drop-down list.
- In the dialog, enter your current password in the Old Password field.
- Enter your new password twice (once in the New Password field and once in the Repeat Password field) and click OK.
- An error message appears if you do not enter the correct old password or the two instances of the new password do not match.
- An error message appears if you do not enter the correct old password or the two instances of the new password do not match.
- When prompted, click Yes to change your account's password.
- After clicking Yes, an error message may appear, if your new password does not meet the password requirements of your organization. Typically, this error appears if you enter a new password that is not long enough or is too obvious from a security perspective (in other words, you entered a common word or phrase). If you receive this message, try specifying a new password that is longer and that uses non-alphanumeric characters (such as ! or $). If in doubt, contact your administrator for assistance selecting a complex password.
- After clicking Yes, an error message may appear, if your new password does not meet the password requirements of your organization. Typically, this error appears if you enter a new password that is not long enough or is too obvious from a security perspective (in other words, you entered a common word or phrase). If you receive this message, try specifying a new password that is longer and that uses non-alphanumeric characters (such as ! or $). If in doubt, contact your administrator for assistance selecting a complex password.
- When prompted, click OK to close the dialog. Your password has now been changed. Also, note that the Aptify application will now close.
Login to Aptify again using your new password.
Note The next time you connect to Aptify, be sure to enter your new password in the login dialog
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For Desktop Client
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Follow these steps to launch the Aptify Windows Desktop client:
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- Launch Aptify and enter your login information when prompted.
- When the Aptify desktop appears, select the Aptify Button > Change Password menu option.
- This item is grayed out for trusted users and the sa (system administrator) user.
- This item is grayed out for trusted users and the sa (system administrator) user.
- In the dialog, enter your current password in the Old Password field.
- Enter your new password twice (once in the New Password field and once in the Repeat Password field) and click OK.
- An error message appears if you do not enter the correct old password or the two instances of the new password do not match.
- When prompted, click Yes to change your account's password.
- After clicking Yes, an error message may appear, if your new password does not meet the password requirements of your organization. Typically, this error appears if you enter a new password that is not long enough or is too obvious from a security perspective (in other words, you entered a common word or phrase). If you receive this message, try specifying a new password that is longer and that uses non-alphanumeric characters (such as ! or $). If in doubt, contact your administrator for assistance selecting a complex password.
- After clicking Yes, an error message may appear, if your new password does not meet the password requirements of your organization. Typically, this error appears if you enter a new password that is not long enough or is too obvious from a security perspective (in other words, you entered a common word or phrase). If you receive this message, try specifying a new password that is longer and that uses non-alphanumeric characters (such as ! or $). If in doubt, contact your administrator for assistance selecting a complex password.
- When prompted, click OK to close the dialog. Your password has now been changed. Also, note that the Aptify application will now close.
Login to Aptify again using your new password.
Note The next time you connect to Aptify, be sure to enter your new password in the login dialog.
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