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just disable the account - any problems re-enable it
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just disable the account - any problems re-enable it

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Hi chadd25,<br />
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On the server run this<br />
wmic /output:c:\services.htm service list full / format:htable<br />
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this will create an HTML file called services in c:\ open that in Internet Explorer and you have the info you want.<br />
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Regards,<br />
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Trenes
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Hi chadd25,

On the server run this
wmic /output:c:\services.htm service list full / format:htable

this will create an HTML file called services in c:\ open that in Internet Explorer and you have the info you want.

Regards,

Trenes

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It is a 2000 domain. &nbsp;WMIC only works on XP and 2003. 
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It is a 2000 domain.  WMIC only works on XP and 2003.

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You can run wmic from an XP machine just set the node to the server.<br />
/NODE:computername 
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You can run wmic from an XP machine just set the node to the server.
/NODE:computername

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The network I just took over was established with one admin user that all major services use. &nbsp;The network consists of 20 servers. &nbsp;The account is a DOMAIN, SCHEMA ADMIN ACCOUNT....<br />
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Is there any way for me to see what services is used by this account? &nbsp;I need to change this password because someone just left the company that knew this password. &nbsp;I could just change it and see what services fail... &nbsp;not the best approach...
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The network I just took over was established with one admin user that all major services use.  The network consists of 20 servers.  The account is a DOMAIN, SCHEMA ADMIN ACCOUNT....

Is there any way for me to see what services is used by this account?  I need to change this password because someone just left the company that knew this password.  I could just change it and see what services fail...  not the best approach...

Need to change password of an admistrative account

The Windows operating systems have distinct methodologies for designing and implementing networks, and have specific systems to accomplish various networking processes, such as Exchange for email, Sharepoint for shared files and programs, and IIS for delivery of web pages. Microsoft also produces server technologies for networked database use, security and virtualization.