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I agree with Jay, you don't want to be going down this path. &nbsp;Even though this is entirely possible, I can't believe a company would even make a tool that would do this.<br />
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You should probably look into a password self service utility.
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I agree with Jay, you don't want to be going down this path.  Even though this is entirely possible, I can't believe a company would even make a tool that would do this.

You should probably look into a password self service utility.

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I'm looking for a tool that will inventory all user accounts and their passwords for a Windows 2003 domain. &nbsp;I have heard that there is a tool that will audit the accounts and passwords PLUS update the passwords as the users change them. It keeps the results in a simpe text file. &nbsp;Does anyone know where I may find such a tool for my company? &nbsp;It makes helpdesk tasks much easier to manage.
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I'm looking for a tool that will inventory all user accounts and their passwords for a Windows 2003 domain.  I have heard that there is a tool that will audit the accounts and passwords PLUS update the passwords as the users change them. It keeps the results in a simpe text file.  Does anyone know where I may find such a tool for my company?  It makes helpdesk tasks much easier to manage.

Password Auditor

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