[Samba] Samba Password Question.

[David Wells]

mparsons at UK.EY.COM wrote:
> Hi All - Quick question. Is there anyway that when a user first invokes 
> Samba to map to a network share that they are asked to change their 
> (samba) password. 
>
> I've got a whole bunch of (samba) users who all have been given the same 
> password and I want them to have to change it to one of their own choosing 
> upon first login.
>
> Kind Regards,
>
> Mark Parsons
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Is samba the DC of the domain?

Best regards,
David Wells.