JSI Tip 4755. How can I set 'User Must Change Password at Next Logon' for all members of a domain group?
January 28, 2002
Using cusrmgr, you can set User Must Change Password at Next Logon.
You can use:
tip 3410 General purpose Domain User Properties reporting script. OR
tip 4646 How do I run commands on my domain controller for every user? OR
tip 4647 How do I run commands on my domain controller for every member of a domain group?
to select multiple users in your domain.
I have chosen to use DomGroupMembers from tip 4647 to invoke the UserMustChangePassword.bat script, which you place in a folder in my PATH.
The syntax for using UserMustChangePassword.bat is the general syntax for DomGroupMembers, which is:
DomGroupMembers Group "Command" [ExludeList]
The specific syntax for this solution is:
DomGroupMembers "DomainGroup" "call UserMustChangePassword.bat %user%" [ExludeList]:
where "DomainGroup" is any domain group, such as "Domain Users" or "Eastern Sales".
NOTE: You must change the PDCName in the UserMustChangePassword.bat script to be your PDC emulator.
You may also remove the @echo User %1 must change password at next logon line, if you don't wish to display the users who have been affected.
UserMustChangePassword.bat contains:
@echo offsetlocal:: Determine if Password Never Expires.for /f "Skip=11 Tokens=2-3" %%i in ('net user %1 /domain') do if "%%i"=="expires" set when="%%j"if %when% EQU "Never" goto done:: Change PDCName to be your PDC Emulatorcusrmgr -u %1 +s MustChangePassword -m \PDCName>nul 2>&1:: You may remove the following echo.@echo User %1 must change password at next logon:doneendlocal
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