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From: logier@cheops.UUCP (Rob Logie)
Newsgroups: comp.dcom.lans
Subject: Changing Passwords under LM/X and LM
Keywords: LM/X
Message-ID: <31@cheops.UUCP>
Date: 12 Feb 91 05:57:24 GMT
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I have a mixed network of LM (os/2 based servers) and LM/X (unix based servers).
The PCclients would typically use the os/2 based server as the home server.
The users would then access facilities (Mainly printers) on the unix LM/X servers.

The question I have is how do (and can it be done) the users who have the OS/2 based server as there home server and typically run 3com software, change there 
passwords on the UNIX LM/X servers.  These users would NEVER normally log on
to the UNIX box to change there passwords normally.
Is there a way to use the NET command to do this.?
(Remember they must be able to change there passwords on both the OS/2 and UNIX LM servers)


Thanks in Advance

Rob Logie
EMAIL: logier@cheops.qld.tne.oz.au