Your best bet is to edit [tt]/etc/passwd[/tt], [tt]/etc/security/passwd[/tt], [tt]/etc/group[/tt], [tt]/etc/security/group[/tt], [tt]/etc/security/passwd[/tt], [tt]/etc/security/user[/tt], [tt]/etc/security/limit[/tt] and then do a [tt]mkpasswd -c[/tt].
Safer bet is to
[tt]
rm -f /etc/passwd.nm.idx /etc/passwd.id.idx /etc/security/passwd.idx /etc/security/lastlog.idx
typeset -iZ3 n=001
while [ $n -le 600 ]
do
rmuser -p aa100$n
let "n=n+1"
done
mkpasswd -vf
[/tt]
I hope it works...
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