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Open the Group and User Management module. |
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Open the Tasks tab. |
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Click User/Group Membership. |
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Type an account name, or click Advanced selection, and select an account. |
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Click View. The Group Memberships window displays the groups to which the selected account belongs. You can print the list or save it as a .txt file. |
NOTE: To access the Group Memberships window from the Browse tab, select a type of group or user in the Navigation pane, select a group or user in the Objects pane, and select Tools | Display Memberships.
Right-click a group or user in the Objects pane, and choose Display Memberships. |
NOTE: You also can search for services by account and change the logon password for the account. See Changing the password for a logon account.
TIP: To help you easily change the passwords of local administrator accounts, use the Search module. On the Group/User Search Criteria tab, select Search for local administrator accounts, and run the search. Right-click the results and choose Change Passwords. See Group and user search criteria. |
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Open the Group and User Management module. |
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Open the Tasks tab. |
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Click Change Password. |
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Click Add, and select one or more users. |
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NOTE: To access the Set Password box from the Browse tab, right-click one or more user accounts in the Objects pane, and choose Change Password.
Click Change Password from the Properties box of a user. See Modifying group and user properties. |
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Type a new password, or click Generate to generate a random password. |
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To create a log file listing each account with its new password, select Log the change password result. The account names and passwords are saved to ChangedPasswordsResults.log, which you can find in the Security Explorer installation folder. Be aware that this file is overwritten each time you change passwords. |
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Click OK. |
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Click Yes. |
TIP: To help you see which passwords were not reset, check the Password last change date column in the Object and Search Results panes.
TIP: To quickly repeat the operation on failures, save failed targets to a new scope by clicking Save Failed Computers To Scope on the Search tab. See Adding a search scope and Group and user search criteria. |
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Open the Group and User Management module. |
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Open the Tasks tab. |
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Click Bulk Change Members. |
NOTE: From the Browse tab, select Tools | Bulk Change Group Contents, or right-click in the Navigation or Objects pane, and choose Bulk Change Group Contents. |
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Click Add to select computers. |
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Click Add to select the members to add or remove. |
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To remove the selected members from the selected groups, click Remove Members. |
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Open the Group and User Management module. |
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Open the Tasks tab. |
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Click Clear Local Admin. |
Right-click in the Navigation or Objects pane, and choose Bulk Remove from Local Administrators. |
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Select to produce a report of the domain users that were removed in the process. In the Report file path box, type a path to where you want to place the report file, or click Select file path to choose the path. | |
Select to just produce a report without actually removing the domain users. You can examine the report prior to completing the process. In the Report file path box, type a path to where you want to place the report file, or click Select file path to choose the path. NOTE: If you select Produce report only, domain users are not removed from the local Administrators group when you click Remove all domain users. |
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