Unlock user account
Unlock the user account when the user locked himself after entering the wrong password
Baruch Levitas
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We are interested in understanding this feature request better. Is this functionality available somewhere else within Office 365?
28 comments
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Bawi Lian Htang
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How can I unlock my account in the mobile app.
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Amarjeet
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Hi Team,
is there any possibility to enable the feature on window 10 screen to unlock account without resetting their password. -
Curtis heath
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Can you please unblock my work account I need it for work on the only inspector
Cheath@terminix.com -
Microsoft
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no one cares
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Tim
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Azure AD needs a button instantly and easily unlock a user account which has been locked from too many missed attempts.
It is extremely awkward helping people who have locked themselves out via the web mail portal or in one instance a user changed their login password when requested, but mis-entered their password in Outlook and locked themselves out through multiple retries. The periodic attempts by Outlook kept their account locked out. The user knew their password and all they needed was the account unlocked but unlike local Active Directory, in Azure I could not simply check the account for "User has been locked out due to multiple attempts.." and uncheck it. This would be a huge benefit to admins.
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Anonymous
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I want to be able to UNLOCK an account from the Mobil O365 Admin app in a hybrid environment with writeback enabled.
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kateyyy
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bhgt
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Anonymous
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We currently have an older ERP deployment that has a dual logon. First domain access second erp permissions. We always get users locking out their accounts due to this, mainly the newer employees, and always seems to happen when I am not in the office. We just started an o365 migration last week and had a user locked out this morning. Was actually surprised this wasn’t available.
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Anonymous
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nice
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Anonymous
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6
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dsf
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Is this not possible yet?
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Steve Whitcher
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In case the O365 team is still unclear - This request applies in a hybird environment, where on-prem AD accounts are synced with AzureAD, and password write-back is enabled.
When a user logging into a computer or otherwise authenticating against on-prem AD enters the wrong password multiple times, their AD account becomes 'locked out' for a period of time, preventing them from logging in even with the correct password. Users commonly call the helpdesk to have their account unlocked, but do not need or want their password to be reset.
In a hybrid environment, the Office 365 Admin mobile app should allow an admin to unlock a user account without resetting the password.To my knowledge there is no way currently to unlock an on-prem AD account from Office 365. However, the feature does exist as part of AzureAD self-service password reset. An end user can access the SSPR site, verify their identity, and unlock their on-prem AD account without having to reset their password.
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s96264
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MS said solution is allow it on user account login on admin portal but Home account doesn't come with Admin portal. there are no way to un blcok account by your self, call MS but support are all Indian pepple and won't help. keep call routed.
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Anonymous
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It doesnt work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I click unlock, user still is blocked.
Makes no difference, I can do it over and over. No effect. -
Liza Rustanto
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Anonymous
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show me how to do this
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Anonymous
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how do i get started
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Daniel
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Yes, the ability to unlock a local AD user account in a hybrid configuration. We can reset user passwords if we have password write back enabled but not unlock accounts. Users can unlock their accounts from the azure password reset page so admins should be able to unlock as well.
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Luuk
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I think this is related to an hybrid connection with ADFS. When a user is locked on premis, the admin mobile app can't unlock this.
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Anonymous
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