account changes for all user

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Bob Smith

Does anyone know of a quick way to deselect "User cannot
change password" in windows 2000 AD for a large number of
users.

Thanks in advance,
Bob Smith
 
Matjaz,

Thanks for the help, Although I found ADmodify a great
tool, I did not find that specific attibute, as far as
the script center, although I do not have a lot of
scripting experience i am fumbling through this and
should be able to come up with a solution.

Thanks again,
Bob Smith
 
Thanks for the help, Although I found ADmodify a great
tool, I did not find that specific attibute, as far as
the script center, although I do not have a lot of
scripting experience i am fumbling through this and
should be able to come up with a solution.
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REM ====setuser.cmd==== Single line follows, no CR/LF included
For /f "tokens=1,2,3 skip=4 delims= " %%a in ('net user /domain') do
cusrmgr -u %%a +s CanNotChangePassword&cusrmgr -u %%b +s
CanNotChangePassword&cusrmgr -u %%c +s CanNotChangePassword
REM ===EOF====

Ciao, Walter
 
Thanks for the help, Although I found ADmodify a great
tool, I did not find that specific attibute, as far as
the script center, although I do not have a lot of
scripting experience i am fumbling through this and
should be able to come up with a solution.
Click to expand...

REM ====Userlist.csv====
useraccount,password(optional),other attributes(optional)
JoeDoe,found,somewhere
ElizaDoolittle,breakfast,atTiffany


REM===userchange.cmd===
for /F "tokens=1 skip=2 delims=," %%a in (userlist.csv) do cusrmgr -u
%%a +s CanNotChangePassword
REM ====End of Batch====

Ciao, Walter
 
Walter,

Thank you very much for the help, I was able to find the
cusrmgr cmd but were can I locate the for cmd, i have
found a forfiles cmd, but it does not appear to be the
same.

Thank you,
Bob Smith
 
Walter,

Thank you very much, sorry for the confusion, the Single
Line was right in front of my face and I did not see it,
once I correct the problem the script ran as expected.
"You the MAN" Thanks again for your assistance.
Bob Smith
 
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