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Is it possible to write a script to reset user's password?
Is there anyway that I can reset user's password using a script/ssh command?
ie. emulate passwd command with a default password of abc123 or even null value? > ssh server1 pwdadm user1 < /dev/null or > ssh server1 passwd user1 < /dev/null neither worked for me.. but you know what I mean... I couldn't emulate enter keys. I know this method is not recommended, but I've got more than 40 servers, and I don't want to login to every server to reset passwords. Thanks in advance. 
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