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Firstly i need to see if anyone has changed there password or not.As we have already repeatly communicated to the users to change the passwords.<br />
First find then set the password change policy.Is there a script that i can do this...
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Firstly i need to see if anyone has changed there password or not.As we have already repeatly communicated to the users to change the passwords.
First find then set the password change policy.Is there a script that i can do this...

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Hi,<br />
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Find all users who have not changed there password for more than 90 days.And then check the change password on next logon.<br />
First list the users to a file who have not changed the password in ADS.Later another script than sets them to change the password on next logon.<br />
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Regards<br />
Sharath
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Hi,

Find all users who have not changed there password for more than 90 days.And then check the change password on next logon.
First list the users to a file who have not changed the password in ADS.Later another script than sets them to change the password on next logon.

Regards
Sharath

Find all users who have not changed there password for more than 90 days.And then check the change password on next logon

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