and have great
fervor. They just don't make the decisions.
joe
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I won't take credit, I am sure others came up with a similar idea, I
just
happened to have met Iain and he told me to email him (he wanted a link
to
my website) and I did and that is one of the other things I mentioned
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That's what I'm after. I was hoping Al had a way to query
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I think AlM is pointing out that it isn't generic. Everyone would
and then
tweak it to do other things.
joe
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ActiveDir@mail.activedir.org Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] password changer I think AlM is pointing out that it isn't generic. Everyone would need to encode their rules into the script which quite frankly and sadly is well
beyond the capability of
and
then
tweak it to do other things.
joe
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I could also argue that automation one of most important tasks
in system administration and therefore scripting is a 'must know'
for nearly every sys admin
Hi, I'm joe, I guess we haven't met. For this exercise you may call me
the
choir
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RE: ...have all GUI tools output MONAD output
ActiveDir@mail.activedir.org Subject: Re: [ActiveDir] password changer Al, just so I understand you're not querying for the password
complexity in this script, but rather just making the script check what you already know the password complexity to be.Correct? Al On 12/17/05, Alexander Suhovey
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changer
That's what I'm after. I was hoping Al had a way to query the
password policy vs. trying the new password and seeing if it works/capturing the
error code else writing a function that manually checks it.
Al(M)
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: Saturday, December 17, 2005 2:45 PM
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Correct. This sample validates a string against a set of predefined
requirements. Any problem with that?..
--
Al
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If anyone knows how to query a password against complexity requirements,
I'd like to know how.
When it comes to string validation the answer is almost always Regular
Expressions. The vbscript example below tests arbitrary string for
compliance with Password must meet security requirements
Al, just so I understand you're not querying for the password complexity in this script, but rather just making the script check what you already know the password complexity to be. Correct?
AlOn 12/17/05, Alexander Suhovey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: If anyone knows how to query a password
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Subject: Re: [ActiveDir] password changer
Al, just so I understand you're not querying for the password complexity
in this script, but rather just making the script check what you already
know the password complexity to be. Correct?
Al
On 12/17/05, Alexander Suhovey [EMAIL
] On Behalf Of WILLIAMS,
J.D.Sent: 01 December 2005 15:42To:
'ActiveDir@mail.activedir.org'Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] password
changer
#1:
Set objUser = GetObject("WinNT://NetBios Domain Name/"
txtUserID.Text ",user")
objUser.ChangePassword txtOldPass.T
: 01 December 2005 15:42
To: 'ActiveDir@mail.activedir.org'
Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] password changer
#1:Set objUser = GetObject(WinNT://NetBios Domain Name/
txtUserID.Text ,user)
objUser.ChangePassword txtOldPass.Text, txtPassword1.Text
That is some code I pulled from
d serve as the store just as well
(also in encrypted format).
/Guido
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#1:
Set objUser = GetOb
#1: Set objUser =
GetObject(WinNT://NetBios Domain Name/ txtUserID.Text
,user)
objUser.ChangePassword txtOldPass.Text, txtPassword1.Text
That is some code I pulled from an app to
do a password change. There is a lot of error control within that app
that checks to make sure the
For SAM Name you should know the domain as well as it may
not be unique in the forest. For CN, good luck, there are no uniqueness
requirements outside of container level I would be very hesitant to do anything
based on that.
If you have the domain you can do a lookup. Heck you can do
a
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