Problem
You want to use a different password reminder table.
You know Laravel is set up to use the password_reminders table by default, but you want a different table for your application.
Solution
Edit your app/config/auth.php file.
'reminder' => array(
'table' => 'password_reminders',
),
Change the table value to the table name you wish to use.
Discussion
Don't forget to update your migrations.
If you're using artisan to create the table (see Creating a Migration for Password Reminders), make sure you update your migration.
Or you could create a migration for your table from scratch. See Creating a New Migration.
