UNIX User Password Modifier 1.1 (Windows)

Overview:

It is used for batch modifying, generating, initializing and managing user passwords on various UNIX/Linux hosts. It may be useful for the UNIX/Linux administrators, programmers and general users, specially, if you manage or use many UNIX/Linux hosts, it is very useful due to the below benefits: save your valuable time as changing back a password to extend its operating period and reuse it before it expires, must enter 10 commands/strings: login-password-passwd-old-new-new-passwd-new-old-old, it takes a minute nearly if fast and correctly, changing 100 passwords will take 100 minutes. 2UPM does this in only a few seconds. Avoid entering incorrect passwords and forgetting them. To free yourself from the troublesome passwords generating and management. Generally, the sources of the passwords modifying requirements are security ensuring, internal request and external request (e.g. Sarbanes Oxley (SOX) law), 2UPM can increase your work efficiency many times in this domain. Version 1.1 can initialize passwords for the new users which require changing password instantly after first login and change the expired passwords if allowable (modified actually), can export/import hosts listing from the xls/txt files, optimized the data storage method (combining all files under the 'hosts' and 'temppasswds' folders to a single data file), changed the host identification from IP + Login to IP + Port + Login, made the encryption data, more faster speed than version 1.00.

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