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We have this password reset script it works fine. How do i make an alteration so that it will only reset password an OU called "students" please?

 

This is our script.

 

 

Dim sUserName, sDomain, oUser, oNet, sComputer, pw, vbClrf, _

sPword2, sPword3, oComputer

 

sUserName = InputBox("Please type Username", "Password Change")

 

bConfirm = MsgBox ("Password to be reset, are you sure?", 4, sUsername)

 

If bConfirm = 7 then wscript.Quit

 

Set oNet = CreateObject("Wscript.Network")

 

sDomain = "HCHS"

 

sPword = "football"

 

sComputer = oNet.ComputerName

 

Set oUser = GetObject("WinNT://" & sDomain & "/" & sUserName & _

",user")

 

oUser.SetPassword sPword

 

 

oUser.Put "PasswordExpired", 1

oUser.SetInfo

 

WScript.Echo "The password for user account " & chr(13) & chr(13) & sUserName & chr(13) & chr(13) & " in domain " & sDomain & " has been reset to football."

 

'Additional script to log the changing of passwords

 

'Dim filesys, testfile

'Set filesys = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")

'Set testfile= filesys.CreateTextFile("passwords.txt", True)

'testfile.WriteLine sUsername

'testfile.Close

 

dim filesys, filetxt

Const ForReading = 1, ForWriting = 2, ForAppending = 8

Set filesys = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")

Set filetxt = filesys.OpenTextFile("passwords.txt", ForAppending, True)

filetxt.WriteLine sUsername & " , Password reset , " & date & " , " & Time

filetxt.Close

 

Would i put something like this in?

 

if NOT userou = "Students" then call notstudentaccount

 

But where would i put that?

 

Thanks alot

Posted

What is it that you want to happen if the user is not from the student group?

Sorry, can't really say where to put it without knowing what action you would like taken.

Posted

Hi

 

I just want the script to reset passwords on accounts that come under an ou call students. Basically i don't want it able to reset staff and service account passwords.

Posted
So the script will bulk change all student users to the same password or are you sticking with current method of typing in each user you want to change?
Posted
This is for teachers use. They will type the student’s username in and it will reset the password. I want to make it so it will only reset student passwords.
Posted

You need to change this line:

 

Set oUser = GetObject("WinNT://" & sDomain & "/" & sUserName & _
",user")

 

To use an ldap path method like:

 

Set oUser = GetObject("LDAP://cn=" & sUserName & ",ou=students,dc=MyDomain,dc=com")

 

Thats no 100% accurate but you get the idea. You will also need some error trapping incase its not found etc.

Posted

you need to work out the full LDAP path you work backwards eg if the ou was students > Year 7 the path would be

 

cn=joe bloggs,ou=year7,ou=students,dc=MyDomain,dc=com

Posted

Just going to give this a bump

 

is it possible to configure it so it will only reset passwords for users in a particular group please?

 

Thanks

Posted

ok so i have this

 

Private Function IsMember(groupName)

Set netObj = CreateObject("WScript.Network")

domain = netObj.UserDomain

user = netObj.UserName

flgIsMember = false

Set userObj = GetObject("WinNT://" & domain & "/" & user & ",user")

For Each grp In userObj.Groups

If grp.Name = groupName Then

flgIsMember = true

Exit For

End If

Next

IsMember = flgIsMember

Set userObj = nothing

Set netObj = nothing

End Function

 

how do i get that to work how i want it to please?

Posted
I would suggest first reading through the code and trying to identify what each part does. Then look at your script and work out what each part does. Then try and combine the code to get what you need. The code you posted checks that a user is part of a group and then returns either a true or false value. So if true you want the password to be changed and if false you perhaps want to display some sort of error message.

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