Re: changing admin password

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change as per normal, ie. logon, ctrl-alt-del 'changepassword'.

You have to look at your services list and se if you have services which are
using the Admin account as their logon, change credentials in them as well.

Also, some aps (non native to SBS) hold the credentials themself. eg Backup
Exec.

"mark-docendo" <markdocendo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:F356E2E7-75A8-43EE-B1C5-293D635CF14C@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I have SBS 2000 and want to change the SBS password but have been told that
if you do it in the normal way it does not filter through properly and has
to
be changed in a number of places in order to work.

can you advise of the sequence?

THANK YOU


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