Hey,
I am running SBS 2003.
Is there any way I can change users passwords from the intranet? Or perhaps a program I could have on my desktop to administer user accounts etc, without having to remote desktop / use the server?
Cheers,
Simon (Ellipsis)
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Ellipsis: Hey,
I am running SBS 2003.
Is there any way I can change users passwords from the intranet? Or perhaps a program I could have on my desktop to administer user accounts etc, without having to remote desktop / use the server?
Cheers,
Simon (Ellipsis)
Ellipsis: Still not working... :-(
Any suggestions?
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Ellipsis: XP. So how do we do this?
AllNightNerding: I have just tryed both, and they dont work....
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freitasm:AllNightNerding: I have just tryed both, and they dont work....
So you tried doing the configuration change as described here and it didn't work even after visiting http://[yourserver]/iisadmpwd/aexp2b.asp ?
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