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David,
This
looks great! Is this an administrative change (no old password required),
or user change (old password required)?
THANKS
!!!!!!
-Ted-
Ted,
Heres some asp we use here
with the Dll setup program required todo the work.
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Sent: Monday, May 20, 2002 10:42
PM
Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] Simple
Password reset utility
Oh, I forgot to mention, this would need to be for NT4.0
domains now (but would want to upgrade in 6 months).
Does anyone have administrative password change code that will work
from a web page. Example...... A help desk person (who
does not have admin rights) goes to an intranet page.... IIS authenticates
the Helpdesk person to be sure they are in the right "Helpdesk"
group......Then the code on IIS executes (under an admin process id)....
And of course logs it.
I know there are 3rd party ($$$) tools available, but I am sure
someone has already taken the VB code presented here and modified it for
the web...?
-Ted Strand-
Thanks! I
had started working on a VB App myself to do this, but this will save me
some time since I hadn't gotten to far J
-----Original
Message-----
From:
David Abbishaw [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, May 19,
2002 4:41 AM
To:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [ActiveDir] Simple
Password reset utility
If you have
access to vb, you can customise the look of the sample
attached.
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Original Message -----
Sent:
Friday, May 17,
2002 7:46
PM
Subject:
[ActiveDir] Simple Password reset utility
Does anyone
have, or know of a site that has, a simple Win32 app to reset
passwords.
We have
people at remote offices who I have given the ability to reset
passwords of other users at the office but I really don't want them
using ADU&C. So they have the native ACLs set so they can
reset the password but native tools are overkill for what they
need.
What I would
like is a simple app that asks for a user's logon and then prompts for
a new password, if the account should be unlocked, if the user must
change their password at next logon, etc.
I know this
is something that could be whipped out pretty quickly using VB but if
someone has already done it why re-invent the
wheel.
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