Changing passwords in different non trusted AD domains
From: Cindy McManus (cmcmanus_at_wt.net)
Date: 07/01/03
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Date: Tue, 1 Jul 2003 10:09:21 -0700
Press Ctrl-Alt-Delete. Select Change Password. Change
the information for the domain and user ID to the Domain
B info. Type the old password and the new password.
Click OK and wait for the "your password has been changed
message." Then change the credentials used for the
mapped drive before it locks out your newly changed
password.
Cindy
>-----Original Message-----
>I have a user who resides in Domain A. There is also a
>Domain B. These are W2K AD domains that have NO trust
>between them. The user has an account in each separate
>domain. The user has a W2K workstation which is a
member
>of Domain A and the user logs into Domain A.
>
>The user in Domain A maps a drive to a server in Domain
B
>by \\ipaddress\share. They select the "connect using a
>different user name" option, thus presenting a set of
>credentials - domainB\username in Domain B, and the
>password for the account in Domain B.
>
>How can they change their password in Domain B from
their
>workstation in Domain A?
>
>Thanks!
>.
>
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