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Is there a way of changing the PasswordExpirationDate in AD? Please see my other posting @: http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1076073&page=1 Any help would be greatly appreciated!

ok, i'll have to figure this out on my own... Thanks for everyones help. I'll let you know how it turns out.

Thank you, but i understand that, but change the user's pwdLastSet (64-bit) is not a date, is set as: pwdLastSet = 0; or pwdLastSet = -1; this will not change the date in the PasswordExpirationDate and there isn't any code on the LDAP provider located on google somewhere because i have...

ok, thanks tsuji! However, you wouldn't happen to have any code to go along with that would you?

that is the basic code that I found by googling what I am looking for. There are not many answers to this problem i am having....Do you have any ideas or code snipits?

yes, i am looking for an automated way of doing this... We do have password complexity policy for passwords etc... I have come accoss some scripts such as: strDate = "06/15/2005" objUser.PasswordExpirationDate = CDate(strDate) objUser.SetInfo This does not work.... Any thoughts?

The situation that I am now is that we currently have a ton of user accounts that have “password never expires” checked. Now, the problem is, I need to uncheck these accounts for security reasons, however I don’t want to be slammed with phone calls saying their accounts are not working etc….so...