I'm trying to centralize changing the administrator password on our mini
office net and the following works OK for all of the win2k clients.
win32net.NetUse rChangePassword (comp, 'Administrator' , current, next)
however, it fails with access denied for the XP machines and I'm not
clever enough to work out why. I do notice that XP seems to have a
different system drive (Windows instead of Winnt) and that I am unable
to work out how to share that directory.
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Robin Becker
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