JSI Tip 3988. Network Account Password Age (NetPWAge) freeware.

Marty List brings us NetPWAge freeware, a utility that displays the password age for all accounts in the specified domain, both users and machines. This is useful for cleaning out old, unused accounts from the SAM database.

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Network Account Password Age - version 1.30Displays the password age for user and machine accounts in the specified domain.The syntax of this command is: NetPWAge.exe /MACHINES|/USERS [/DOMAIN:name|/COMPUTER:name] [/MIN:x] [/MAX:x]          [/B] [/TABS] [/V] [/SHOWDC]  You must specify whether to retrieve /MACHINES or /USERS (or both).  /DOMAIN queries an alternate domain, the current domain is the default.  /COMPUTER queries a specific computer, instead of the PDC (Overrides /DOMAIN)  /MIN:x only displays accounts whose password is at least x days old.  /MAX:x only displays accounts whose password is at most x days old.  /B displays output in bare format (useful when scripting).  /TABS separates columns with tabs instead of spaces (useful when importing).  /V displays verbose information, such as user full name and description.  An argument of /ShowDC will include Domain Controllers in the output.  WARNING: Active PDCs & BDCs don't always update their account passwords.  An argument of /? or -? displays this syntax and returns 1.  A successful completion will return 0. Copyright 1999 Marty List==================================================================Revision History:1.30 08/16/2000Added support for /MAX, /TABS and /V1.20 11/28/1999Added support for /B and /SHOWDC1.10 09/06/1999Added support for /USERS and /COMPUTER1.00 07/27/1999Initial release.