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Posted by Lion on October 26, 2008, 1:13 pm
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"Jorge de Almeida Pinto [MVP - DS]"
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> go to the following website:
> http://www.jadonex.com/comingsoon/
> download the scripts and use the svclist script which allows you to find
> where an account is used
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>> I have a AD account which I am using to run services on many servers
>> around the domain. The account is used in so many places that I don't
>> even know. The situation gas occurred where I need to change the password
>> for this account in AD and then go around all the servers and change it
>> in there too. How can I generate a report that will contain servers which
>> have the account in question used on there to run the service and is
>> there a script way to push out the password cangue as opposite having to
>> login in each server ad retype the password and restart the service.
>> Thank you,
>> Lion.
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