Can't anyone help me with this??

[Johnny Wright]

I have posted this in other forums but have yet to get any response. Can't
anyone help me with this? Am I the only one that is having this problem?

I have recently finished migrating our users from a Windows NT 4.0 domain to
a Windows 2003 AD Domain. Early on in my testing phase I had setup
delegation on a "Windows 2000" AD server to allow our helpdesk to change
passwords, reset password, click the box to force user to change password at
next logon and unlock accounts when users typed in the wrong password too
many times. In the test domain this worked very well.

My problem is that now I am live in a Windows 2003 AD Domain and the
helpdesk is not able to unlock accounts or check the box to force users to
change password at next logon.

The helpdesk does not have the issues when they manage a user that was
created in Windows 2003 AD. So far it appears to happen only with the
several hundred users that were migrated from NT 4.0 to AD.

Can anyone shed some light on this for me. It is really driving me crazy as
I have followed the Knowdege Base articles to a T and still can't get this
to work.

TIA for any help.

[William King]

"Johnny Wright" <lactoz@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> I have posted this in other forums but have yet to get any response.

Can't

> anyone help me with this? Am I the only one that is having this problem?
>
> I have recently finished migrating our users from a Windows NT 4.0 domain

to

> a Windows 2003 AD Domain. Early on in my testing phase I had setup
> delegation on a "Windows 2000" AD server to allow our helpdesk to change
> passwords, reset password, click the box to force user to change password

at

> next logon and unlock accounts when users typed in the wrong password too
> many times. In the test domain this worked very well.
>
> My problem is that now I am live in a Windows 2003 AD Domain and the
> helpdesk is not able to unlock accounts or check the box to force users to
> change password at next logon.
>
> The helpdesk does not have the issues when they manage a user that was
> created in Windows 2003 AD. So far it appears to happen only with the
> several hundred users that were migrated from NT 4.0 to AD.
>
> Can anyone shed some light on this for me. It is really driving me crazy

as

> I have followed the Knowdege Base articles to a T and still can't get this
> to work.
>
> TIA for any help.
>
>

You didn't say which KB articles you followed.

The VB Script in KB 817433 worked well for me though.

hth