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08.29.2007 at 05:56AM PDT, ID: 22794119
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Active Directory Properties for "User Cannot Change Password"

Asked by frodoman in Windows 2000 Server, Active Directory

Tags: change, password, cannot, directory, active

We're running active directory on a Win2000 server.  I am trying with a .net application to produce a list of all users that have the property "user cannot change password" enabled.

From what I've read I thought I would be able to obtain this by examing the userAccountControl property for the PASSWD_CANT_CHANGE value of 64.  My actual results however are showing a value of 66048 which I interpret to mean DONT_EXPIRE_PASSWORD (65536) + NORMAL_ACCOUNT (512).  I am getting the value of 66048 for users whether or not they have their user cannot change password flag enabled.

I am far from being an expert working with AD so any explanations or suggestions would be appreciated.Start Free Trial
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Zones: Windows 2000 Server, Active Directory
Tags: change, password, cannot, directory, active
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