Посмотреть пароль пользователя windows server 2016

Open the Windows Server Essentials Dashboard.

On the navigation bar, click Users.

In the Users Tasks pane, click Add a user account. The Add a User Account Wizard appears.

Follow the instructions to complete the wizard.

Open the Windows Server Essentials Dashboard.

On the navigation bar, click Users.

In the list of user accounts, select the user account that you want to remove.

In the <User Account> Tasks pane, click Remove the user account. The Delete a User Account Wizard appears.

On the Do you want to keep the files? page of the wizard, you can choose to delete the user’s files, including File History backups and the redirected folder for the user account. To keep the user’s files, leave the check box empty. After making your selection, click Next.

Click Delete account.

Open the Windows Server Essentials Dashboard.

On the main navigation bar, click Users.

The Dashboard displays a current list of user accounts.

In the list of user accounts, select the account for which you want to view or change properties.

In the <User Account> Tasks pane, click View the account properties. The Properties page for the user account appears.

Click a tab to display the properties for that account feature.

To save any changes that you make to the user account properties, click Apply.

Open the Windows Server Essentials Dashboard.

On the navigation bar, click Users.

In the list of user accounts, select the user account that you want to change.

In the <User Account> Tasks pane, click View the account properties. The Properties page for the user account appears.

On the General tab, type a new First name and Last name for the user account, and then click OK.

The new display name appears in the list of user accounts.

Open the Windows Server Essentials Dashboard.

On the navigation bar, click Users.

In the list view, select the user account that you want to activate.

In the <User Account> Tasks pane, click Activate the user account.

In the confirmation window, click Yes to confirm your action.

Open the Windows Server Essentials Dashboard.

On the navigation bar, click Users.

In the list view, select the user account that you want to deactivate.

In the <User Account> Tasks pane, click Deactivate the user account.

In the confirmation window, click Yes to confirm your action.

Open the Windows Server Essentials Dashboard.

On the navigation bar, click Users.

In the list of user accounts, select the user account that you want to reset.

In the <User Account> Tasks pane, click Change the user account password. The Change User Account Password Wizard appears.

Type a new password for the user account, and then type the password again to confirm it.

Click Change password.

Provide the new password to the user.

[!IMPORTANT]

• You may not be able to change your password if the password policy for your account has been set to Passwords never expire.
  • Non-ASCII characters are not supported in Azure AD. Therefore, if your server is integrated with Azure AD, do not use any non-ASCII characters in your password.
  • If a Microsoft online account (known in Windows Server Essentials as a Microsoft 365 account) is assigned to the user, the password is synchronized with the online account password. The user will use the new password to sign in on the server or sign in to Microsoft 365. For more information, see Manage Online Accounts for Users.

Open the Windows Server Essentials Dashboard, and then click Users.

In the Users Tasks pane, click Set the password policy.

On the Change the Password Policy screen, set the level of password strength by moving the slider.

Microsoft recommends that you set the password strength to Strong.

[!NOTE]
As an option, you can also select Passwords never expire. This setting is less secure, and so it is not recommended.

Click Change policy.

Open the Windows Server Essentials Dashboard.

On the navigation bar, click Users.

In the list of user accounts, select the user account that you want to remove.

In the <User Account> Tasks pane, click Remove the user account. The Delete a User Account Wizard appears.

On the Do you want to keep the files? page, make sure that the Delete the files including File History backups and redirected folder for this user account check box is clear, and then click Next.

A confirmation page appears warning you that are deleting the account but keeping the files.

Click Delete account to remove the user account.

After the user account is removed, the administrator can give another user account access to the shared folder.

Open the Windows Server Essentials Dashboard.

On the navigation bar, click Storage, and then click the Server Folders tab.

In the list of folders, select the Users folder.

In the Users Tasks pane, click Open the folder. Windows Explorer opens and displays the contents of the Users folder.

Right-click the folder for the user account that you want to share, and then click Properties.

In <User Account> Properties, click the Sharing tab, and then click Share.

In the File Sharing window, type or select the user account name with whom you want to share the folder, and then click Add.

Choose the Permission Level that you want the user account to have, and then click Share.

At a command prompt, run ntdsutil.exe to open the ntdsutil tool.

To reset the DSRM password, type set dsrm password.

To synchronize the DSRM password on a domain controller with the current network administrator’s account, type:

sync from domain account <current_network_administrator_account>, and then press Enter.

Because you will periodically change the password for the network administrator account, to ensure that the DSRM password is always the same as the current password of the network administrator, we recommend that you create a schedule task to automatically synchronize the DSRM password to the network administrator password daily.

From the server, open Administrative Tools, and then double-click Task Scheduler.

In the Task Scheduler Actions pane, click Create Task.

In the Name text box, type a name for the task such as AutoSync DSRM Password, and then select the Run with highest privileges option.

Define when the task should run:

1. In the Create Task dialog box, click the Triggers tab, and then click New.

2. In the New Trigger dialog box, select your recurrence option, specify the recurrence interval, and choose a start time.

   [!NOTE]
   As a best practice, you should set the task to run daily during non-business hours.

3. Click OK to save your changes and return to the Create Task dialog box.

Define the task actions:

1. Click the Actions tab, and then click New. The New Action dialog box appears.

2. In the Action list, click Start a program, and then browse to C:WINDOWSSYSTEM32ntdsutil.exe.

3. In the Add arguments(optional) text box, type the following (you must include the quotation marks): set dsrm password sync from domain account SBS_network_administrator_account q q where SBS_network_administrator_account is the current network administrator’s account name.

Click OK twice to save the task and close the Create Task dialog box. The new task appears in the Active Tasks section of Task Schedule.

Open the Windows Server Essentials Dashboard.

On the navigation bar, click USERS.

In the list of user accounts, select the user account that you want to edit.

In the <User Account> Tasks pane, click View the account properties.

In the <User Account> Properties, do the following:

1. On the Shared folders tab, set the appropriate folder permissions for each shared folder as needed.

2. On the Anywhere Access tab:

   1. To allow a user to connect to the server by using VPN, select the Allow Virtual Private Network (VPN) check box.

   2. To allow a user to connect to the server by using Remote Web Access, select the Allow Remote Web Access and access to web services applications check box.

3. On the Computer access tab, select the network computers that you would like the user to have access to.

Open the Windows Server Essentials Dashboard.

On the navigation bar, click USERS.

In the list of user accounts, select the user account that you want to edit.

In the <User Account> Tasks pane, click Properties.

In the <User Account> Properties, do the following:

1. On the General tab, select User can view network health alerts if the user account needs to access network health reports.

2. On the Shared folders tab, set the appropriate folder permissions for each shared folder as needed.

3. On the Anywhere Access tab:

   1. To allow a user to connect to the server by using VPN, select the Allow Virtual Private Network (VPN) check box.

   2. To allow a user to connect to the server by using Remote Web Access, select the Allow Remote Web Access and access to web services applications check box.

4. On the Computer access tab, select the network computers that you would like the user to have access to.

Open the Windows Server Essentials Dashboard.

On the navigation bar, click Users.

In the list of user accounts, select the user account that you want to change.

In the <User Account> Tasks pane, click View the account properties. The Properties page for the user account appears.

On the Anywhere Access tab, do the following:

• Select the Allow Virtual Private Network (VPN) check box to allow a user to connect to the server by using VPN.

• Select the Allow Remote Web Access and access to web services applications check box to allow a user to connect to the server by using Remote Web Access.

Click Apply, and then click OK.

Open the Windows Server Essentials Dashboard.

On the navigation bar, click USERS.

In the list of user accounts, select the user account to which you want to grant permissions to access the desktop remotely.

In the <User Account> Tasks pane, click Properties.

In the <User Account> Properties, click the Anywhere Access tab.

On the Anywhere Access tab, to allow a user to connect to the server by using VPN, select the Allow Virtual Private Network (VPN) check box.

Click Apply, and then click OK.

Open the Windows Server Essentials Dashboard.

Click STORAGE, and then click Server Folders.

Navigate to and select the server folder for which you want to modify permissions.

In the task pane, click View the folder properties.

In <FolderName> Properties, click Sharing, and select the appropriate user access level for the listed user accounts, and then click Apply.

[!NOTE]
You cannot modify the sharing permissions for File History Backups, Folder Redirection, and Users server folders. Hence, the folder properties of these server folders do not include a Sharing tab.

Open the Windows Server Essentials Dashboard.

On the navigation bar, click USERS.

In the list of user accounts, select the user account that you want to grant permissions for accessing the desktop remotely.

In the <User Account> Tasks pane, click Properties.

In the <User Account> Properties, click the Computer Access tab.

Select the computers that you want this user account to be able to access remotely, and then click OK.

Open the Windows Server Essentials Dashboard.

On the navigation bar, click Users.

In the Users Tasks pane, click Add a user account. The Add a User Account Wizard appears.

Follow the instructions to complete the wizard.

Open the Windows Server Essentials Dashboard.

On the navigation bar, click Users.

In the list of user accounts, select the user account that you want to remove.

In the <User Account> Tasks pane, click Remove the user account. The Delete a User Account Wizard appears.

On the Do you want to keep the files? page of the wizard, you can choose to delete the user’s files, including File History backups and the redirected folder for the user account. To keep the user’s files, leave the check box empty. After making your selection, click Next.

Click Delete account.

Open the Windows Server Essentials Dashboard.

On the main navigation bar, click Users.

The Dashboard displays a current list of user accounts.

In the list of user accounts, select the account for which you want to view or change properties.

In the <User Account> Tasks pane, click View the account properties. The Properties page for the user account appears.

Click a tab to display the properties for that account feature.

To save any changes that you make to the user account properties, click Apply.

Open the Windows Server Essentials Dashboard.

On the navigation bar, click Users.

In the list of user accounts, select the user account that you want to change.

In the <User Account> Tasks pane, click View the account properties. The Properties page for the user account appears.

On the General tab, type a new First name and Last name for the user account, and then click OK.

The new display name appears in the list of user accounts.

Open the Windows Server Essentials Dashboard.

On the navigation bar, click Users.

In the list view, select the user account that you want to activate.

In the <User Account> Tasks pane, click Activate the user account.

In the confirmation window, click Yes to confirm your action.

Open the Windows Server Essentials Dashboard.

On the navigation bar, click Users.

In the list view, select the user account that you want to deactivate.

In the <User Account> Tasks pane, click Deactivate the user account.

In the confirmation window, click Yes to confirm your action.

Open the Windows Server Essentials Dashboard.

On the navigation bar, click Users.

In the list of user accounts, select the user account that you want to reset.

In the <User Account> Tasks pane, click Change the user account password. The Change User Account Password Wizard appears.

Type a new password for the user account, and then type the password again to confirm it.

Click Change password.

Provide the new password to the user.

[!IMPORTANT]

• You may not be able to change your password if the password policy for your account has been set to Passwords never expire.
  • Non-ASCII characters are not supported in Azure AD. Therefore, if your server is integrated with Azure AD, do not use any non-ASCII characters in your password.
  • If a Microsoft online account (known in Windows Server Essentials as a Microsoft 365 account) is assigned to the user, the password is synchronized with the online account password. The user will use the new password to sign in on the server or sign in to Microsoft 365. For more information, see Manage Online Accounts for Users.

Open the Windows Server Essentials Dashboard, and then click Users.

In the Users Tasks pane, click Set the password policy.

On the Change the Password Policy screen, set the level of password strength by moving the slider.

Microsoft recommends that you set the password strength to Strong.

[!NOTE]
As an option, you can also select Passwords never expire. This setting is less secure, and so it is not recommended.

Click Change policy.

Open the Windows Server Essentials Dashboard.

On the navigation bar, click Users.

In the list of user accounts, select the user account that you want to remove.

In the <User Account> Tasks pane, click Remove the user account. The Delete a User Account Wizard appears.

On the Do you want to keep the files? page, make sure that the Delete the files including File History backups and redirected folder for this user account check box is clear, and then click Next.

A confirmation page appears warning you that are deleting the account but keeping the files.

Click Delete account to remove the user account.

After the user account is removed, the administrator can give another user account access to the shared folder.

Open the Windows Server Essentials Dashboard.

On the navigation bar, click Storage, and then click the Server Folders tab.

In the list of folders, select the Users folder.

In the Users Tasks pane, click Open the folder. Windows Explorer opens and displays the contents of the Users folder.

Right-click the folder for the user account that you want to share, and then click Properties.

In <User Account> Properties, click the Sharing tab, and then click Share.

In the File Sharing window, type or select the user account name with whom you want to share the folder, and then click Add.

Choose the Permission Level that you want the user account to have, and then click Share.

At a command prompt, run ntdsutil.exe to open the ntdsutil tool.

To reset the DSRM password, type set dsrm password.

To synchronize the DSRM password on a domain controller with the current network administrator’s account, type:

sync from domain account <current_network_administrator_account>, and then press Enter.

Because you will periodically change the password for the network administrator account, to ensure that the DSRM password is always the same as the current password of the network administrator, we recommend that you create a schedule task to automatically synchronize the DSRM password to the network administrator password daily.

From the server, open Administrative Tools, and then double-click Task Scheduler.

In the Task Scheduler Actions pane, click Create Task.

In the Name text box, type a name for the task such as AutoSync DSRM Password, and then select the Run with highest privileges option.

Define when the task should run:

1. In the Create Task dialog box, click the Triggers tab, and then click New.

2. In the New Trigger dialog box, select your recurrence option, specify the recurrence interval, and choose a start time.

   [!NOTE]
   As a best practice, you should set the task to run daily during non-business hours.

3. Click OK to save your changes and return to the Create Task dialog box.

Define the task actions:

1. Click the Actions tab, and then click New. The New Action dialog box appears.

2. In the Action list, click Start a program, and then browse to C:WINDOWSSYSTEM32ntdsutil.exe.

3. In the Add arguments(optional) text box, type the following (you must include the quotation marks): set dsrm password sync from domain account SBS_network_administrator_account q q where SBS_network_administrator_account is the current network administrator’s account name.

Click OK twice to save the task and close the Create Task dialog box. The new task appears in the Active Tasks section of Task Schedule.

Open the Windows Server Essentials Dashboard.

On the navigation bar, click USERS.

In the list of user accounts, select the user account that you want to edit.

In the <User Account> Tasks pane, click View the account properties.

In the <User Account> Properties, do the following:

1. On the Shared folders tab, set the appropriate folder permissions for each shared folder as needed.

2. On the Anywhere Access tab:

   1. To allow a user to connect to the server by using VPN, select the Allow Virtual Private Network (VPN) check box.

   2. To allow a user to connect to the server by using Remote Web Access, select the Allow Remote Web Access and access to web services applications check box.

3. On the Computer access tab, select the network computers that you would like the user to have access to.

Open the Windows Server Essentials Dashboard.

On the navigation bar, click USERS.

In the list of user accounts, select the user account that you want to edit.

In the <User Account> Tasks pane, click Properties.

In the <User Account> Properties, do the following:

1. On the General tab, select User can view network health alerts if the user account needs to access network health reports.

2. On the Shared folders tab, set the appropriate folder permissions for each shared folder as needed.

3. On the Anywhere Access tab:

   1. To allow a user to connect to the server by using VPN, select the Allow Virtual Private Network (VPN) check box.

   2. To allow a user to connect to the server by using Remote Web Access, select the Allow Remote Web Access and access to web services applications check box.

4. On the Computer access tab, select the network computers that you would like the user to have access to.

Open the Windows Server Essentials Dashboard.

On the navigation bar, click Users.

In the list of user accounts, select the user account that you want to change.

In the <User Account> Tasks pane, click View the account properties. The Properties page for the user account appears.

On the Anywhere Access tab, do the following:

• Select the Allow Virtual Private Network (VPN) check box to allow a user to connect to the server by using VPN.

• Select the Allow Remote Web Access and access to web services applications check box to allow a user to connect to the server by using Remote Web Access.

Click Apply, and then click OK.

Open the Windows Server Essentials Dashboard.

On the navigation bar, click USERS.

In the list of user accounts, select the user account to which you want to grant permissions to access the desktop remotely.

In the <User Account> Tasks pane, click Properties.

In the <User Account> Properties, click the Anywhere Access tab.

On the Anywhere Access tab, to allow a user to connect to the server by using VPN, select the Allow Virtual Private Network (VPN) check box.

Click Apply, and then click OK.

Open the Windows Server Essentials Dashboard.

Click STORAGE, and then click Server Folders.

Navigate to and select the server folder for which you want to modify permissions.

In the task pane, click View the folder properties.

In <FolderName> Properties, click Sharing, and select the appropriate user access level for the listed user accounts, and then click Apply.

[!NOTE]
You cannot modify the sharing permissions for File History Backups, Folder Redirection, and Users server folders. Hence, the folder properties of these server folders do not include a Sharing tab.

Open the Windows Server Essentials Dashboard.

On the navigation bar, click USERS.

In the list of user accounts, select the user account that you want to grant permissions for accessing the desktop remotely.

In the <User Account> Tasks pane, click Properties.

In the <User Account> Properties, click the Computer Access tab.

Select the computers that you want this user account to be able to access remotely, and then click OK.