Hello, I am looking to use a vbscript that will list a systems local password policy. I have the following which lists the Domain password policy, but would like to adapt it for a local systm password policy listing. set objRoot = getobject("LDAP://RootDSE") set objDomain = getobject("LDAP://" & objRoot.get("defaultNamingContext")) maximumPasswordAge = int(Int8ToSec(objDomain.get("maxPwdAge")) / 86400) 'convert to days minimumPasswordAge = Int8ToSec(objDomain.get("minPwdAge")) / 86400 'convert to days minimumPasswordLength = objDomain.get("minPwdLength") accountLockoutDuration = Int8ToSec(objDomain.get("lockoutDuration")) / 60 'convert to minutes lockoutThreshold = objDomain.get("lockoutThreshold") lockoutObservationWindow = Int8ToSec(objDomain.get("lockoutObservationWindow")) / 60 'convert to minutes passwordHistory = objDomain.get("pwdHistoryLength") Wscript.Echo "Domain Account Policy" wscript.echo vbtab & "MinimumPasswordAge: " & minimumPasswordAge & " days" & vbcrlf & _ vbtab & "MaximumPasswordAge: " & maximumPasswordAge & " days" & vbcrlf & _ vbtab & "MinimumPasswordLength: " & minimumPasswordLength & " characters" & vbcrlf & _ vbtab & "EnforcePasswordHistory: " & passwordHistory & " passwords remembered" & vbcrlf & _ vbtab & "AccountLockoutDuration: " & accountLockoutDuration & " minutes" & vbcrlf & _ vbtab & "AccountLockoutThreshold: " & lockoutThreshold & " invalid logon attempts" & vbcrlf & _ vbtab & "Reset account lockout counter after: " & lockoutObservationWindow & " minutes" Can the above be adapted for a specific local server or can you provide a method of obtaining this information using vbscript or another language? I have tried a convoluted method of using pstools and secedit with a vbscript, but there are some problems with the psexec service hanging so I would prefer a pure scripting approach. Thank you for any assistance you could provide.

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