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Want a password reset tool for same username, but to change password


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I'm looking to make or find a small password reset tool for Active Directory, which we can provide to certain staff. However, the tool should only allow resetting a single pre-specified AD account (so they shouldn't be able to change any other user's password, but allow the staff to change the password for that one account.

 

Basically we have a need to reset the password of one particular account every day.

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TBH its something which could easily be scripted

 

DSQUERY USER -samid enter_username_here | dsmod user -pwd enter_new_pw_here -mustchpwd no

 

and modify so that it prompts for the password rather then entering it in the script.

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TBH its something which could easily be scripted

 

DSQUERY USER -samid enter_username_here | dsmod user -pwd enter_new_pw_here -mustchpwd no

 

and modify so that it prompts for the password rather then entering it in the script.

 

Unfortunately the Easy Password Reset tool doesn't allow me to save the config file anywhere other than the user's local profile. I like the code above, but don't know how to program it into a window with an input box :(

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Unfortunately the Easy Password Reset tool doesn't allow me to save the config file anywhere other than the user's local profile. I like the code above, but don't know how to program it into a window with an input box :(

 

I did have a script a while back at a previous place

 

Let me have a play later and I'll post back.

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TBH its something which could easily be scripted

 

DSQUERY USER -samid enter_username_here | dsmod user -pwd enter_new_pw_here -mustchpwd no

 

and modify so that it prompts for the password rather then entering it in the script.

 

This works in a .bat batch file, thanks so much!

 

set /P NewPassword="Enter the new password for user theirusername: "

DSQUERY USER -samid theirusername | dsmod user -pwd %NewPassword% -mustchpwd no

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