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User account passwords vs mail account passwords

jd555

New Pleskian
I am fairly new to using the Plesk Control Panel (10.2). I cannot figure out how to allow users to change their Control Panel user account passwords. Is there a way for them to change it themselves?

It looks like changing the password via the webmail interface (Horde in this case) only changes it for the mailbox, not for the control panel login. (I don't think I missed some important step, though it is entirely possible as I am still stumbling on features.)

I know I can change the passwords, as an admin, but I would like to give users the ability to change their own passwords.

jd
 
To change CP user passwoord:
1) Login by user credentials;
2) Click on user name in top right corner;
3) Change password under "Panel Preferences" block.
 
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