Re: user default password checking tool

["Allan Seyberth" <nullconnect () gmail com>]

To come at the problem from an oblique, the password age utility
(http://www.systemtools.com/free.htm) can tell you the number of days
since their last password change.

Match that against maximum password age duration and you'll learn who
hasn't been changing their passwords.

On 9/14/06, vijay shetti <vijay.shetti () gmail com> wrote:
> hello all!!
>
> In my company when we create a new user he is given an initial
> password.But then he is told to change the password.The password is
> initial of the employee name followed by 123..
> for vijay shetti it willl be vs123...
>
> We have a domain based environment.I want to check now how many users
> have not changed their initial password using some tool that gives me
> list of usernames whose password has 123 in the end.
>
>
> We follow the same procedure for creating outlook mail password.If
> there is any tool/script that also helps me find out this then it will
> greatly help me.
>
>
> Waiting for your reply,
> Pavan.

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