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There is a switch for that:<br />
net user user1 /EXPIRES:NEVER
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There is a switch for that:
net user user1 /EXPIRES:NEVER

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Or could it be you will have to add /LOGONPASSWORDCHG:NO ?
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Or could it be you will have to add /LOGONPASSWORDCHG:NO ?

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Doesn't? For me it does remove the checkbox &quot;user must change password at next logon&quot; and that seems to be what you want.<br />
net user user1 /LOGONPASSWORDCHG:NO
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Doesn't? For me it does remove the checkbox "user must change password at next logon" and that seems to be what you want.
net user user1 /LOGONPASSWORDCHG:NO

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eventually i removed all the users (test Environment) and recreated them with<br />
net user /ADD &quot;newuser&quot; &quot;Pass phrase&quot; /passwordchg:no<br />
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thanks :)
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eventually i removed all the users (test Environment) and recreated them with
net user /ADD "newuser" "Pass phrase" /passwordchg:no

thanks :)

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I have a test server, windows 2003 standard R2 SP2, machine is in standalone and workgroup <br />
I created hundreds of users as part of the test environment using:<br />
net user user1 Pass1 /ADD <br />
Now I have those users locally on the machine but as part of the test i need to login with them, but get on each user that password is expired and needs to be changed.<br />
What will be the best way to disable this local policy? Can I use net use for all of them?<br />
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Thanks<br />

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I have a test server, windows 2003 standard R2 SP2, machine is in standalone and workgroup 
I created hundreds of users as part of the test environment using:
net user user1 Pass1 /ADD 
Now I have those users locally on the machine but as part of the test i need to login with them, but get on each user that password is expired and needs to be changed.
What will be the best way to disable this local policy? Can I use net use for all of them?

Thanks


password policy on local server 2003 with multi users

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).