Searching to do a script to prompt user for a new AD password

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Hello,
I'm searching for a function to ask the user for a new password and replace this one in the Active Directory.
We have a local AD domain, and the users for the moment doesn't have the possibility to reset their user password.
I want to change this and make things working for everyone.
( I can admit to put my Admin User & Password in the script to give access to the AD naturally )

What I have tried:

I followed all the script on this page of your website :

Working with Active Directory in VB.NET[^]

This one is not proposing the function I'm looking for.
I also "Google it" but I'm not able to find what I want unfortunately :(

If someone can help me, it will save my life !

Thanks in advance

Posted 20-Dec-18 23:31pm

Jérôme Woody Maisetti

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Alek Massey 21-Dec-18 11:23am

from Working with Active Directory in VB.NET[^]

'' <summary>
''' Method to set a user's password
''' <param name="dEntry">DirectoryEntry to use
''' <param name="sPassword">Password for the new user
Private Shared Sub SetPassword(ByVal dEntry As DirectoryEntry, _
ByVal sPassword As String)
Dim oPassword As Object() = New Object() {sPassword}
Dim ret As Object = dEntry.Invoke("SetPassword", oPassword)
dEntry.CommitChanges()
End Sub

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