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Changing hosted Outlook email password
Is there a way for a user to change their Outlook email password? The only option I can find is within the main control panel. I'd prefer to let users change their own passwords either from within the Outlook web client or some other web form...
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This article deals with setting up the Outlook client, not actually changing the user's password.
Unfortunately there's no option available in MyHosting's web-based Outlook client for changing the email password. Is there any way for a user to change their password, other than the MyHosting admin control panel?
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I`ll submit your problem to myhosting staff, i hope they can help you ASAP.
Cheers

Originally Posted by
bayam
This article deals with setting up the Outlook client, not actually changing the user's password.
Unfortunately there's no option available in MyHosting's web-based Outlook client for changing the email password. Is there any way for a user to change their password, other than the MyHosting admin control panel?
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bayam, what is the particular reason this needs to be done outside of myhosting.com onCloud admin panel?
-Jeremya
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End-User MyCP
Hi There,
Your end-users can log in to the myhosting.com onCloud panel as well, using their Exchange email address and password. Once logged in, they will see a sub-set of features that they can control for their mailbox. If the end-user wants to change their password, they can navigate to User Account → Login → Change Password
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