OK - there are many,
many virus alerts coming to me now based on a VBS file being zipped in my last
e-mail. For those who can read the VBS, you'll see that there is indeed NO
virus.
This brings up an
interesting slightly OT question though:
When you need to
legitimately send a VBS file or other type file that is frequently targeted as
a virus, what is a good and acceptable way to send it so that it doesn't get
blocked?
Of course the
double-edged sword there is that if legitimate users find a way to "safely"
send such files, of course the bad guys will too.
r/
Lou
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Vega
Sent: Thursday, March
11, 2004 10:01 AM
To:
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Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] Finding users
who must change pw
Attached
you'll find a VB script written by Brad Sanford which I've used to generate
user dumps before.
One note
with it - open it up and find the lines:
Domain =
"YourDOmainGoesHere"
OutfileName =
"c:\AllUsers.txt"
On the
domain = line put your domain name (i.e., "Microsoft" not "Microsoft.com") and
on the OutfileName= put the path to the file you want the results written
to.
Enjoy!
r/
Lou
Vega
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Mark
Sent: Thursday, March
11, 2004 9:46 AM
To:
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Subject: [ActiveDir] Finding users who
must change pw
I need to find which users have
their accounts currently flagged to require a password change on next logon.
Can that be done with dsquery user -stalepwd? If so, what value would I use?
Or, is there a different solution I should be using?
Thanks!
Mark
Creamer
Systems
Engineer
Cintas
Corporation
Honesty and
Integrity in Everything We Do
