passcore | A self-service password management tool for Active Directory | Regex library

NOTE: If you have a previous version, you can not use the same appsettings.json file. Please update your settings manually editing the new file.
Ensure the server running IIS is domain-joined. To determine if the computer is domain-joined: Go to the Start menu, right-click on Computer, then select Properties Make sure the Domain field contains the correct setting.
You need a Passcore copy to continue. We recommend to download the latest binary release of PassCore.
NOTE: Before extracting the contents of the file, please right-click on it, select Properties and make sure the file is Unblocked (Click on the Unblock button at the bottom of the dialog if it is available). Then, extract the contents of the zip file to the directory where you will be serving the website from. If you download the source code you need to run the following command via an Command Prompt. Make sure you start the Command Prompt with the Administrator option. dotnet publish --configuration Release --runtime win-x64 --output "<path>" The <path> is the directory where you will be serving the website from.
Install the .NET Core 5.0.1 Windows Server Hosting bundle.
Go to your IIS Manager, Right-click on Application Pools and select Add Application Pool.
A dialog appears. Under Name enter PassCore Application Pool, Under .NET CLR Version select No Managed Code and finally, under Managed pipeline mode select Integrated. Click OK after all fields have been set.
Now, right-click on the application pool you just created in the previous step and select Advanced Settings .... Change the Start Mode to AlwaysRunning, and the Idle Time-out (minutes) to 0. Click on OK. This will ensure PassCore stays responsive even after long periods of inactivity.
Back on your IIS Manager, right-click on Sites and select Add Website
A dialog appears. Under Site name, enter PassCore Website. Under Application pool click on Select and ensure you select PassCore Application Pool. Under Physical path, click on the ellipsis (...), navigate to the folder where you extracted PassCore. Important: Make sure the Physical path points to the parent folder which is the one containing the files, logs and wwwroot folders. NOTE: If the folder logs is not there you can created. To enable the logs you need to change stdoutLogEnabled to true in the web.config file. You need to add Full Control permissions to your IIS Application Pool account (see Troubleshooting).
Under the Binding section of the same dialog, configure the Type to be https, set IP Address to All Unassigned, the Port to 443 and the Hostname to something like password.yourdomain.com. Under SSL Certificate select a certificate that matches the Hostname you provided above. If you don't know how to install a certificate, please refer to SSL Certificate Install on IIS 8 or SSL Certificate Install on IIS 10 , in order to install a proper certificate. Important: Do not serve this website without an SSL certificate because requests and responses will be transmitted in cleartext and an attacker could easily retrieve these messages and collect usernames and passwords.
Click OK and navigate to https://password.yourdomain.com (the hostname you previously set). If all is set then you should be able to see the PassCore tool show up in your browser.