Was told my Vendor set me up with an account on RISC Networks, but unable to get a valid email to reset my password so I can get access. Clicking on the link to Rest my password always gives me msg: Invalid URL. Unable to reset password.
I believe the password URL of the password reset page is https://portal.riscnetworks.com/forgot-password.php. Is your browser giving you an "Invalid URL" message when you to that URL? Or are you going somewhere else?
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Ahh, got it. I assume you are sure that you do have a RISC user account created under the email address you are entering on the password reset page when request. (I wonder if this error could indicate that there is no user account registered under that email address.)
On that assumption, this is probably something that will require attention from Flexera. I would suggest raising a case with Flexera Support to let the team know using the Support > Open New Case menu option on this community site.
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I believe the password URL of the password reset page is https://portal.riscnetworks.com/forgot-password.php. Is your browser giving you an "Invalid URL" message when you to that URL? Or are you going somewhere else?
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I am facing the same issue. I cannot reset the password as it says invalid URL. I have tried a different browser to make sure its not a browser caching issue. I have also tried a different laptop altogether to see if its a laptop security issue. But I get the same URL.
What is the URL that is giving you the "invalid URL" message, and what page are you clicking on to get there? Is the URL you are getting the error from different to the URL that I posted previously?
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Where did you get that URL from? It looks like that is indeed a bad URL, so the question may be to work out what is sending you there.
Does the URL I posted earlier for doing a password reset work for you?
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The URL is the next step to the URL you provided. When using your URL - it provides a link to key in the email address to reset the password. That in turn sends an email to my inbox and there is a link to reset the password. This is all how it should work in my mind. However, when I click the link on that email to reset the password, the page just expires. There is certainly something broken on your system which does not allow anyone to use self-service to reset passwords.
Ahh, got it. I assume you are sure that you do have a RISC user account created under the email address you are entering on the password reset page when request. (I wonder if this error could indicate that there is no user account registered under that email address.)
On that assumption, this is probably something that will require attention from Flexera. I would suggest raising a case with Flexera Support to let the team know using the Support > Open New Case menu option on this community site.
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