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[Music] hi everyone and welcome in today's video we will learn how to change the password of a domain credential using the ldaps protocol before we start it's important to understand that there is an important requirement to any successful password change we must have installed the ssl certificate in the active directory so make sure you have already installed your certificate and that your active directory is all set up to change the credential password csegura will use the ldaps protocol and port 636 if your environment requires it you can change the port the platform uses but these steps require the ssl certificate to be installed in the active directory first if you don't have the certificate when you try to change the password you will see an error message saying can't connect to ldap server this error message means that the ldaps protocol which requires an ssl certificate couldn't complete the handshake with the end device here you can see my windows server and the active direct...