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Password Reset Changes Overview
As you are aware, resetting your password at the MyLogon portal is slowly becoming deprecated; the use of BannerIDs & PINs will become obsolete as we transition to Banner 9. Currently, resetting your password takes an unpredictable amount of time depending on your internet connection, and when setting a new password fails there is a lack of feedback as to why your new password does not meet complexity requirements.
To resolve these issues & streamline the password reset process, to ensure Cobleskill accounts are hardened against malicious actors, and to mitigate common issues with password complexity, ITS will be migrating to a new Self-Service Password Reset (SSPR) service by Microsoft https://aka.ms/sspr
Please note that for SSPR, it is highly recommended to have at least 2 or more authentication methods (what you use for MFA), you will need these to successfully reset your password. The reasoning behind this is if one option does not work you still have at least 1 or more options to utilize. This prevents you from getting locked out of being able to reset your password and from accessing your account. For guidance on how to setup MFA for your account, click on the following link: https://cobleskill.teamdynamix.com/TDClient/277/Portal/KB/ArticleDet?ID=10757
Password resets can be done when attempting to sign in to any Cobleskill resource such as email, OneDrive, Teams, Word, etc. Please see the picture below for reference:
You may also reset your password when your password has expired, see the example below:
Additional Information
Since this service is handled by Microsoft, you may notice that password creation may be stricter than normal; to inform you of what Microsoft expects of users when creating password please see the attached document that provides guidelines and explanation for some of the policies set forth by Microsoft.
New users set their first password after first activating their Cobleskill accounts via the Mylogon portal - https://apps.cobleskill.edu/mylogon - which requires an 800# and pin to sign in. This portal is only used to set the password once. After you activate the account and set the first password here, you will use the Microsoft Self Service Portal for all future password resets.