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For; Windows 2003 &amp;Windows 2008 <br />
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I am looking for a working script that will tell me the last time the domain administrator password had been changed.<br />
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If it requires me to change anything in the script then please be clear on the what I need to add etc. I have googled a couple of scripts that haven't worked.<br />
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Thank you
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For; Windows 2003 &Windows 2008 
   
I am looking for a working script that will tell me the last time the domain administrator password had been changed.
   
If it requires me to change anything in the script then please be clear on the what I need to add etc. I have googled a couple of scripts that haven't worked.
   
Thank you

Script/command: domain administrator password last changed

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