Anyone know of a free utility to achieve this?
Cheers
Anyone know of a free utility to achieve this?
Cheers
Just one or loads at once?
the 'net user' command can do this.
I found this script on TechNet:
Code:strComputer = "MyComputer" Set objUser = GetObject("WinNT://" & strComputer & "/Administrator, user") objUser.SetPassword "testpassword" objUser.SetInfo
I am not sure it can do this remotely unless you psexec it.Originally Posted by Geoff
From the techrepublic
Essentially, the script reads in a list of computer names from a file called SERVERS.TXT. For each server listed in this file, the script connects to the administrator account on that server and resets the password. All results are posted to a log file (CHANGEPWDSERVERS.LOG), including accounts that the script was unsuccessful in changing.
Thanks guys
@Geoff: yes many passwords remotely.
I like the Techrepublic one - to have a record to see that all are done is excellent.
Run 'net user' in a machine startup script. That'll work.![]()
We use
in a machine startup script.Code:Net user administrator ******
fooby
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