No, user group memberships is handled, well on the user object. You would
need to write an app or script that looked up the client, found the user,
then modified the users membership. However that wouldn't take affect again
until the user logged off and logged on.
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:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Nazim Akperov
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Agree with net user administrator thepassword
But
1. This should be computer startup script
2. Set Visibility to disable otherwise smart users will note
I know of a piece of software that will; Hyena.
Chris Haaker
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I know of a piece of software that will; Hyena.
Chris Haaker
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I know
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Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] Scripts
I know of a piece of software that will; Hyena.
Chris Haaker
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I guess I should have (*) that I always use the GUI. I know there are a lot
of WMI hooks in the software though. I just open
Put this in a .bat file:
net user administrator thepassword
Just keep in mind that a user could see this when it's executing or even
browse through sysvol and retrieve the script, so that's a risk you take.
There are various little utilities out there that will do some encryption of
the password
Here is a link for one such utility:
http://www.danish-company.com/dcwcm/page/%7B4D40EC77-0788-48E7-9FB6-B81A51F70CD2%7D.html
Brian Desmond wrote:
Put this in a .bat file:
net user administrator thepassword
Just keep in mind that a user could see this when it's executing or even
browse
Agree with net user administrator thepassword
But
1. This should be computer startup script
2. Set Visibility to disable otherwise smart users will note a new
password in a black window appeared for a couple of seconds.
Regards
Nazim
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~Eric
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Nazim Akperov
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Agree with net user administrator thepassword
But
1. This should be computer startup
You can also do this with command line tools without
scripts. Anything that does LDAP queries such as LDIFDE, CSVDE, or my very own
ADFind
adfind -b dc=domain,dc=com -f objectcategory=group
member
This will create a dump like:
[Fri 06/04/2004 23:29:21.58]F:\DEV\cpp\CPAUadfind
-default -f
Christine-
Check out the Scripting Center. Its a great starting point:
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/community/scriptcenter/default.mspx
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http://rallenhome.com/books/adcookbook/code.html
- Robbie Allens code from his Active Directory Cookbook (lots of scripts)
Not a script, but I think this will
accomplish what youve asked: http://www.joeware.net/win32/index.html
- Joes MemberOf utility.
r/
Lou
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Thanks!
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Christine-
Check out the Scripting Center. Its a great starting
point: http://www.microsoft.com/technet
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