Re: passwords
- From: Olomo Opeyemi <hoppy_lumz@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: "\[ExchangeList\]" <exchangelist@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 5 Aug 2002 02:35:40 -0700 (PDT)
try adding their domain account as and administrator account on their
workstation. i.e from users in Control Panel add their domain account as a
local administrator on the workstation. Make sure u log in as administrator on
their workstation to do this
Luke Marioni wrote:http://www.MSExchange.org/
I know this isnt a strictly e2k quiestion, but seeing as it directly affects
it, i thought id ask!!
Ive recently migrated from nt4 to w2k and AD, as well as e2k.
All works brilliantly except for one thing. The users cannot change their w2k
passwords - they are running nt4 ws, which i didnt think was a problem.
Basically their password expires and they are asked to change it when they
login, but it doesnt allow them to change the p/w.
I CAN change my password, and i thought it had something to do with me being a
admin, but ive run some tests and it doesnt appear to make a difference!!
Anyone have any ideas as im going mad manually changing passwords for my users!!
Cheers
L
Luke Marioni
Senior Systems Analyst
ITG Europe
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London,
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England.
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