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Is it possible to scan a remote server and select &quot;all services&quot; utilising the specific AD service account and change the password.<br />
I would like to firstly reset the AD password account then select a server on the domain and reset the password for all services that use the specified service account?
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Is it possible to scan a remote server and select "all services" utilising the specific AD service account and change the password.
I would like to firstly reset the AD password account then select a server on the domain and reset the password for all services that use the specified service account?

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I am fairly new to Powershell and need to write a script to change the username and password on remote servers that have services that are set to use &quot;log on as&quot; using a domain account. &nbsp;Is there a way to check this and then set the username and password
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I am fairly new to Powershell and need to write a script to change the username and password on remote servers that have services that are set to use "log on as" using a domain account.  Is there a way to check this and then set the username and password

PowerShell script to change Username and password for log on as service (using domain account) on remote server

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