i think this will work on m$.
how about for gnome/kde clients without using ssh?
thanks!
Michael Tinsay wrote:
if you're on an XP machine that's enrolled and logged
on to a samba PDC, hitting Ctrl-Alt-Del then clicking
on change password should do it. I believe,
Win2K/NT's User Manager for Domain also works.
--- mike t.
--- Junn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
thanks but i can't ask those mobile m$ users also to
use putty. i think
there's a way to do this using the dialog box asking
for the username
and password. i just forgot the character sequence.
ok, i guess i'll need to read more... :-(
thanks anyways, guys!
Ariz Jacinto wrote:
download & try "putty" then,
http://www.google.com/search?q=putty
On 1/29/06, *Junn* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
thanks but ssh won't do because client is
windows
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