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Eventlog Source: Security
Event ID: 628
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Short Description:
User Account Password Set
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- Eventlog Type:
- Security
- Eventlog Source:
- Security
- Event ID:
- 628
- Full Description:
- User Account Password Set
- Parameter Description:
- User Account password set:%n
%tTarget Account Name:%t%1%n
%tTarget Domain:%t%2%n
%tTarget Account ID:%t%3%n
%tCaller User Name:%t%4%n
%tCaller Domain:%t%5%n
%tCaller Logon ID:%t%6%n
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- Cause
This event indicates that the password for the specified user account (Target Account) was reset. The password of a user object can be reset only by someone who was granted the Reset Password right by the ACL on the user object, or who is a member of one of the following groups: Administrators, Account Operators, Domain Administrators, or Enterprise Administrators. This event might indicate that someone is trying to make changes without the appropriate permissions.
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Eventlog Type: Security
Eventlog Source: Security
Event ID: 628
Link to KB Entry
Short Description:
Eventlog Type: Security
Eventlog Source: Security
Event ID: 628
Link to KB Entry
Short Description:
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