I want to change the local admin password on my NT domain Win 2k & XP workstations. Is there a way to do it remotely with Hyena?
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Re: Change local admin account password
Double-clicking on an object in the left window will show the sub-objects in the right window. So, for example if you double-click on the Servers object, it will list the servers in the right window. Same thing for Domain Controllers, Computers, or even OUs containing computers or users.
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Re: Change local admin account password
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Originally posted by cmccullough:
<span style="font-weight: bold">Double-clicking on an object in the left window will show the sub-objects in the right window. So, for example if you double-click on the Servers object, it will list the servers in the right window. Same thing for Domain Controllers, Computers, or even OUs containing computers or users.</span></div></div>
Your directions work great for stuff participating in our AD domain, but I was pounding my head forever because I was trying to get 40 servers in a "Microsoft Windows Network" to populate in the right pane.
Double-clicking their workgroup name does NOT get them in the right pane. This is a security thing right? Is their a way to authenticate to them so I can change their local admin password - all 40 at once? They all have the same username\pwd.
**EDIT** I found your response in another thread regarding Servers in a workgroup.
[This message has been edited by dcloes (edited 11-18-2005).]
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