Are you referring to the user's password to the Windows 2000 server or a windows 2000 domain? If so, do you have the Administrative Tools ADD-IN installed?

Click the Start button, point to Programs , and then click Administrative Tools . (The Administrative Tool used depends on the role of the server.)

For for a Stand-alone Server, click Computer Management , click System Tools , and then click on Users .

For a domain controller, click Active Directory Users and Computers , and then click on the User's Organizational Unit (OU).


Right-click on the user, and then click Properties (or change password).


Tracy

>I would like to change a password of a user on a Windows NT 4.0 Workstation from a Windows 2000 Server. I possess "Administrator" priveledges.
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>I am not familiar with Windows 2000 server. It seemed much simpler with NT 4.0 Server.
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>Somehow in "Computer Management" of the Windows 2000 Server, I am only allowed to chenge local password for the curent server. I can't seem to find the passwords of all the NT 4.0 workstations connected to this server.
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>Does anyone have any idea?
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>John