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Excellent thank you for all of your help
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Hi All,<br />
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I am wondering how to create a Powershell script that I can execute for a OU that will:<br />
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&nbsp;- Create a default password<br />
&nbsp;- require that the user has to change their password when they login for the first time<br />
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I also need to create one that does the same thing but does not force the users to change their password<br />
<br />
Thank you for all of your help in advance
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Hi All,

I am wondering how to create a Powershell script that I can execute for a OU that will:

 - Create a default password
 - require that the user has to change their password when they login for the first time

I also need to create one that does the same thing but does not force the users to change their password

Thank you for all of your help in advance

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