Как узнать дату смены пароля windows

Native Auditing

Netwrix Auditor for Active Directory

Steps

  1. Open the PowerShell ISE → Run the following script, using the  –identity parameter to specify the user account that you want to know the password last set date for:

-identity * -properties passwordlastset, passwordneverexpires | sort name | ft Name, passwordlastset, Passwordneverexpires

  1. Review the results in the console:
Find Last Password Change Date with PowerShell

  1. You can export this data to a csv file by adding the command “| Out-File C:\lastpasswordset.csv” to the end of the script.
  1. Run Netwrix Auditor → Navigate to “Search” → Select the following filters:
    • Data source Equals Active Directory
    • Details Contains password
    • What Contains user name (for example, Anna Gold)
  2. Click “Search”.

    The output is sorted by the “When” parameter, so the top event will show the last password set date and time.

Find Last Password Change Date with Netwrix Auditor

  1. If you want to save this report, click the “Tools” button → Click “Export data” → Choose a file type from the dropdown menu and the path for the file → Click «Export».

Get Last Password Change Date in a Couple of Clicks

Requiring regular user account password changes is one of the most basic password security best practices. It protects user accounts from being accessed using old credentials gleaned from phishing or other attacks on a Microsoft Windows machine or Windows server. Therefore, a password change policy is required in every organization.

Getting user last password change date is helpful when troubleshooting an account lockout or investigating a cyber attack. If you have enough PowerShell knowledge and experience, you can see password last set date by creating and running a script using the get-aduser cmdlet. But using PowerShell to check the last password change date is not terribly useful because it doesn’t show who changed the password or list how many password changes occurred.

Netwrix Auditor for Active Directory makes it easy to review all password changes for a certain user account, providing details such as who changed the password, when the change occurred,  which workstation it was done from, and how many times the password was changed within a given period of time. Reviewing this report will help you investigate both account lockout issues and attacks. You can also easily create an alert that notifies you in real time whenever the password for a particular user account is changed.

In this guide, I’ll show you two options on how to get the last password change date for Active Directory users. This information is saved to the pwdLastSet attribute for each AD user account.

In this article:

  • Option 1. Get Last Password Change Date with PowerShell
  • Option 2. Get Last Password Change Date with AD Pro Toolkit
  • How to check last password change in Active Directory
  • Get-ADUser PwdLastSet Details
  • Get Password Last Set Date for Users from Specific Organizational Unit (OU)

Let’s dive right in.

Option 1. Get Last Password Change Date with PowerShell

In this example, I’ll show you how check the last password change date using PowerShell.

Step 1. Open PowerShell

Step 2. Copy and run the below command.

Change -identity to the username of the account you want to check.

Get-ADUser -identity robert.allen  -properties PwdLastSet  | sort Name | ft Name,@{Name='PwdLastSet';Expression={[DateTime]::FromFileTime($_.PwdLastSet)}}
get last password change powershell

Option 2. Easily Get Last Password Change Date with the AD Pro Toolkit

In this example, I’ll use the AD Pro Toolkit to get the password last set date for all user accounts.

The toolkit includes an Active Directory Reporting Tool that makes it easy to run password reports for all users or specific user accounts.

Step 1. Click on “Password Reports” then click on the “Password Recently Changed” report.

password recently changed report

Step 2. Enter a time frame and click “Run”. It defaults to showing users who changed their password in the last 30 days.

Optionally, you can click “Browse” to select an OU or group, by default it will run for all users.

Download AD Pro Toolkit

Automated Password Last Set Date Email Report

The AD Pro Toolkit includes a built in schedular so you can automate running a report on when users last changed their password. Click on Scheduler and then click the Add button to create a schedule. This report can be emailed daily, weekly or monthly.

How to Check Last Password Change in Active Directory

To check when a user last changed their password in Active Directory follow these steps.

  1. Open Active Directory users and Computers
  2. Open the account properties
  3. Select the Attribute Editor tab
  4. Scoll down to the pwdLastSet attribute
pwdlastset active directory

Get-ADUser PwdLastSet Details

The PwdLastSet attribute is stored as an Interger8 data type, meaning it’s not in a readable format.

The PowerShell expression below is used to convert the PwdLastSet value to a readable value.

@{Name='PwdLastSet';Expression={[DateTime]::FromFileTime($_.PwdLastSet)}}

Here is a screenshot of the value of the PwdLastSet attribute before converting it.

powershell command pwdlastset attribute

Here is a screenshot after adding the expression to the PowerShell command.

pwdlastset expression date

The AD Pro Toolkit converts the pwdLastSet by default making it fast and easy to use.

password recently changed date ad toolkit.

Click here to download a free trial.

Get Password Last Set Date for Users From Specific Organizational Unit (OU)

Use the -SearchBase option to specify an OU. The below example gets the password last set for all users in my Accounting OU.

Get-ADUser -SearchBase "OU=Accounting,OU=ADPRO Users,DC=ad,DC=activedirectorypro,DC=com" -properties PwdLastSet  | sort Name | ft Name,@{Name='PwdLastSet';Expression={[DateTime]::FromFileTime($_.PwdLastSet)}}

With the AD Pro Toolkit just click browse and select one or multiple OUs.

select an ou

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Несмотря на то, что Microsoft убрала требование регулярной смены пароли пользователей из своих рекомендаций безопасности, в большинстве on-prem доменов Active Directory включена политика, ограничивающая срок действия паролей пользователей. Часто пользователи забывают вовремя сменить свой пароль, срок действия которого истек, что вызывает лишние обращения в службы ИТ поддержки.

В этой статье мы рассмотрим, как узнать, когда истекает пароль учетной записи пользователя в домене и как заблаговременно напомнить пользователю о том, что ему нужно сменить свой пароль.

Содержание:

  • Как узнать срок действия пароля пользователя в Active Directory?
  • Политика оповещения об окончании срока действия пароля
  • Вывести уведомление об истечении срока пароля с помощью PowerShell
  • PowerShell: отправка почтовых уведомлений об истечении пароля на e-mail

Как узнать срок действия пароля пользователя в Active Directory?

Срок действия пароля пользователя в домене определяется настройками парольной политики AD. Текущие настройки политики срока действия паролей в домене можно получить с помощью команды PowerShell:

Get-ADDefaultDomainPasswordPolicy|select MaxPasswordAge

В нашем примере максимальный срок действия пароля пользователя в домене – 60 дней.

Get-ADDefaultDomainPasswordPolicy срок действия пароля в домене MaxPasswordAge

Также опционально для некоторых пользователей/групп могут быть включены гранулированные политики паролей (Fine-Grained Password Policy) с другими настройками срока действия пароля.

В свойствах пользователя в Active Directory содержится только атрибут pwdLastSet, который содержит дату последней смены пароля ( можно посмотреть в консоли ADUC -> вкладка редактор атрибутов AD).

pwdLastSet в свойтсвах пользователя

Узнать дату окончания срока действия пароля пользователя в домене можно с помощью PowerShell (требуется модуль AD PowerShell), который позволяет получить значение атрибута msDS-UserPasswordExpiryTimeComputed. Этот constructed-атрибут автоматически вычисляется на основании времени последней смены пароля и парольной политики:

Get-ADUser -Identity a.ivanov -Properties msDS-UserPasswordExpiryTimeComputed, PasswordLastSet, PasswordNeverExpires, PasswordExpired |Select-Object -Property Name,PasswordLastSet, PasswordNeverExpires, PasswordExpired,@{Name="ExpiryDate";Expression={[datetime]::FromFileTime($_."msDS-UserPasswordExpiryTimeComputed")}}

msDS-UserPasswordExpiryTimeComputed атрибут ad

Командлет возвращает такие значения таких атрибутов:

  • PasswordLastSet — время последней смены пароля;
  • PasswordNeverExpires – возвращает True, если пароль пользователя никогда не устаревает (бессрочный пароль). Это один из битовых значений атрибута UserAccountControl);
  • PasswordExpired – возвращает True, если пароль пользователя устарел;
  • ExpiryDate – дата, когда истечет срок действия пароля

Вывести всех пользователей из определенного контейнера (OU) AD, срок действия пароля которых уже истек:

$Users = Get-ADUser -SearchBase 'OU=Users,OU=SPB,DC=corp,DC=winitpro,DC=ru' -filter {Enabled -eq $True -and PasswordNeverExpires -eq $False} -Properties msDS-UserPasswordExpiryTimeComputed, PasswordLastSet
$Users | select Name, @{Name="ExpirationDate";Expression= {[datetime]::FromFileTime($_."msDS-UserPasswordExpiryTimeComputed")}}, PasswordLastSet | where ExpirationDate -lt (Get-Date)

Список пользователей AD с истекшими паролями

Если значение msDS-UserPasswordExpiryTimeComputed равно 0, значит pwdLastSet пустой (null) или равен 0 (пароль пользователя никогда не менялся).

Политика оповещения об окончании срока действия пароля

В Windows можно включить параметр групповой политики, позволяющий оповещать пользователей о необходимости сменить пароль.

Политика называется Interactive logon: Prompt user to change password before expiration и находится в разделе GPO Computer Configuration -> Policies -> Windows Settings -> Security Settings -> Local Policies -> Security Options

политика уведомления о неоходимости смены пароля Interactive logon: Prompt user to change password before expiration

По умолчанию эту политика включена на уровне локальной групповой политики Windows и уведомления начинают появляться за 5 дней до истечения срока действия пароля. Вы можете изменить количество дней, в течении которых должно появляться уведомление о смене пароля.

После включения этой политики, если пароль пользователя истекает, то при входе в трее Windows будет появляться уведомление о необходимости сменить пароль.

Consider changing your password
Your password will expire in xx days.
 

Это сообщение появляется на несколько секунд и часто игнорируется пользователями. Поэтому вы можете добавить дополнительное всплывающее уведомление о необходимости смены пароля.

Вывести уведомление об истечении срока пароля с помощью PowerShell

Следующий PowerShell скрипт будет выводить всплывающее уведомление с предложением сменить пароль, если он истекает менее чем через 5 дней:

$DaysLeft = 5
try{
Add-Type -AssemblyName PresentationCore,PresentationFramework,WindowsBase,system.windows.forms
} catch {
Throw "Failed to load Windows Presentation Framework assemblies."
}
$curruser= Get-ADUser -Identity $env:username -Properties 'msDS-UserPasswordExpiryTimeComputed','PasswordNeverExpires'
if ( -not $curruser.'PasswordNeverExpires') {
$timediff=(new-timespan -start (get-date) -end ([datetime]::FromFileTime($curruser."msDS-UserPasswordExpiryTimeComputed"))).Days
if ($timediff -lt $DaysLeft) {
$msgBoxInput = [System.Windows.MessageBox]::Show("Ваш пароль истекает через "+ $timediff + " дней!`nХотите сменить пароль сейчас?","Внимание!","YesNo","Warning")
switch ($msgBoxInput) {
'Yes' {
$Console = quser | Select-String -Pattern ">"| Select-String -Pattern "console" -Quiet
if ( $Console ) {
Start-Process -FilePath powershell -ArgumentList "-command Set-ADAccountPassword -Identity $env:username ; pause"
 }
else {
cmd /c "C:\Windows\explorer.exe shell:::{2559a1f2-21d7-11d4-bdaf-00c04f60b9f0}"
}
}
'No' { }
}
}
}

Если до истечения срока действия пароля пользователя осталось менее 5 дней, скрипт предложит пользователю сменить пароль. Если пользователь нажимает Да, выполняется проверка залогинен ли пользователь на консоль компьютера:

Данный PowerShell скрипт можно запускать по расписанию через планировщик задач, поместить автозагрузку или запускать как logon скрипт групповых политик.

Однако это будет работать только на компьютерах, добавленных в домен Active Directory. Если пользователь подключается к домену через VPN (и вы не можете настроили запуск VPN до входа в Windows) или веб клиенты (типа OWA), он не увидит уведомления о приближении даты окончания срока действия пароля. В этом случае можно оповещать пользователей об истечении пароля по почте.

PowerShell: отправка почтовых уведомлений об истечении пароля на e-mail

С помощью PowerShell вы можете настроить отправку уведомлений на email пользователям о том, что срок действия их пароля истекает.

$Sender = "[email protected]"
$Subject = 'Внимание! Скоро истекает срок действия Вашего пароля!'
$BodyTxt1 = 'Срок действия Вашего пароля для'
$BodyTxt2 = 'заканчивается через '
$BodyTxt3 = 'дней. Не забудьте заранее сменить Ваш пароль. Если у вас есть вопросы, обратитесь в службу HelpDesk.'
$smtpserver ="smtp.domain.com"
$warnDays = (get-date).adddays(7)
$2Day = get-date
$Users = Get-ADUser -SearchBase 'OU=Users,DC=corp,DC=winitpro,DC=ru' -filter {Enabled -eq $True -and PasswordNeverExpires -eq $False} -Properties msDS-UserPasswordExpiryTimeComputed, EmailAddress, Name | select Name, @{Name ="ExpirationDate";Expression= {[datetime]::FromFileTime($_."msDS-UserPasswordExpiryTimeComputed")}}, EmailAddress
foreach ($user in $users) {
if (($user.ExpirationDate -lt $warnDays) -and ($2Day -lt $user.ExpirationDate) ) {
$lastdays = ( $user.ExpirationDate -$2Day).days
$EmailBody = $BodyTxt1, $user.name, $BodyTxt2, $lastdays, $BodyTxt3 -join ' '
Send-MailMessage -To $user.EmailAddress -From $Sender -SmtpServer $smtpserver -Subject $Subject -Body $EmailBody
}
}

У командлета Send-MailMessage есть параметр -Attachment. Он позволяет прикреплять к письму файл с инструкцией о том, как пользователь может выполнить смену пароля в вашей сети.

Скрипт проверяет всех активных пользователей домена с истекающими паролями. За 7 дней до истечения пароля пользователю начинают отправляться письма на email адрес, указанный в AD (атрибут должен быть заполнен). Письма отправляются до тех пор, пока пароль не будет изменен или просрочен.

Данный PowerShell скрипт нужно запускать регулярно на любом компьютере/сервере домена (проще всего через Task Scheduler). Естественно, нужно на вашем SMTP сервере добавить IP адрес хоста, с которого рассылаются письма, в разрешенные отправители без аутентификации.

The password for Windows ensures the security of your PC, as it is used to log in to your computer for use. It is one of the best practices to monitor who changed the password and when it was changed, especially when multiple individuals use your PC. Similarly, in a networking environment with multiple connected computers and some people having administrative privileges, tracking password changes can prevent disruptions to the network.

Last Change Password Information on CMD

Last Change Password Information on CMD

Knowing who changed the password and when it was changed can help detect and remove networking problems, such as people being unable to log in to their computers or someone disrupting the network.

We can check whether the issue is due to an expired password or something related to an incorrect password. This can be done in CMD or PowerShell. To check the last password change in Windows using CMD or PowerShell, follow the steps given below.

1. Using CMD

The “net user” command helps to identify by whom and when a password was changed, as well as its nature. It is helpful in networking or when multiple people are using the same computer. To check the last password change in Windows using CMD, follow these steps:

1.1 For a Single PC

  1. Search for “cmd” in the Windows search bar.
  2. Right-click and Run it as administrator.
    Opening CMD

    Opening CMD
  3. Run the following command
net user %username%

Replace “%username%” with the relevant username of your PC.

Last Password information in cmd

Last Password information in cmd

1.2 For domain-joined PC

For a domain-joined PC, you will need to log in from a domain-joined computer with administrative powers and follow these steps.

  1. Search for “CMD” in the Windows search bar.
  2. Run it and Run the following command
net user %username% /domain

Here, Make sure that you change “%username% and domain” to the correct information.

The domain can be found by running the following command in cmd

echo %userdomain%

So, These are the steps you can follow and check the Last changed password information in Windows PC and Domain-Joined PC as well. For a server, you have to use Windows PowerShell. 

2. Using Windows Powershell

PowerShell offers a wide variety of built-in commands suitable for networking and gathering information about a computer using Windows. One such command is “Get-ADUser,” which is used to obtain information about the last changed password. To learn about a Windows user’s last password change using Powershell, follow these steps:

  1. Search for “Windows PowerShell” in the Windows search bar.
  2. Right-Click and click on “Run as Administrator”.
    Opening Windows PowerShell

    Opening Windows PowerShell
  3. Now, Type the following command
  4. And press Enter, The Last changed password information will be given for the specified user account.
Get-ADUser -Identity [username] -Properties * | Select-Object -Property *passwordlastset

Here, Replace [username] with the respective server username.

Checking Password information through Windows PowerShell

Checking Password information through Windows PowerShell

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Are you looking for Windows How To Check When Password Expires? It’s‍ important to know how to check when your Windows password will expire so you can make sure your computer and devices are secure. It’s not complicated, but you will ⁢need to understand the procedures for viewing when your password is set to expire. This article will show you how to check when your Windows password will expire and provide some tips on ⁤how to keep your​ account safe. We’ll also ​talk about the importance of checking password expiration, explain why it’s necessary.

1. Uncover the ​Expiration Date of Your Windows Password

Are you worried your Windows password may have ⁣already expired? Need ‍to ‌know ‌how ⁢to figure out when your password ⁢expires? Look no further, because ⁢uncovering your Windows password ⁤expiration date is easier than ever!

To find out when your password will expire, follow these simple steps:

  • Access the Control Panel – Click the‍ Windows icon and ‌type ” Control Panel” to access this tool.
  • Look for the User ⁣Accounts – Scroll down ‌the⁢ list of available options and click “User Accounts.”
  • Manage Your‍ Credentials – On the left-hand side, select the‌ “Manage your credentials” option. This page will allow you to view and edit any existing Windows credentials.
  • Check Your Password Expiration Date – You’ll be able to view ​the expiration date of your current password.

2. Simple Steps to​ Checking When Your Windows Password Expires

Keeping your‍ password safe is important​ for your online privacy, and ​your Windows set up should not be any different. But how do you know⁤ when your Windows password will expire? Here are a couple of‌ simple⁣ steps you can take to figure it out:

  • Step 1: Check your Password Settings. ‍For most Windows⁤ computers, you can find password‍ settings in the User Accounts. Head ⁣over​ to the Start Menu, and simply ‌search​ for ‘User Accounts’. ‍Once you open this page, you can go into Change ⁢Your Password and check​ your password expiration information there.
  • Step 2: Pay Attention⁢ to Notification Pop-Up’s. When your⁢ password ​is about to expire, Windows will often give you a notification⁢ message, usually within a few weeks time.

Be sure to check your‍ password settings often, as a⁢ precautionary measure, to stay on top of⁣ your Windows password expiration ‍information. Catching yourself early by doing regular checks ⁣can help ensure your password gets changed before it expires.

3. Tips for Making Sure Your ⁢Password Doesn’t Expire Unnecessarily

Tip #1: Set an Alarm for Yourself. Setting‌ an alarm for yourself as a ​reminder when your password is about to expire is an effective way to ‍make ‌sure it doesn’t appear too soon. It gives you more control over⁣ the time ⁢of expiration,⁢ so you ⁣can update your password before it expires. You can set the alarm for a few days or weeks before the expiration ⁢date, usually ⁤dependent on personal⁣ preference​ and system/organization policy. ⁢

Tip #2: Use Password ⁤Management⁤ Services. Password management services are a great way to store passwords and ensure the passwords you create or the ones provided​ by the system or organization don’t ​expire unnecessarily. Such services will store your passwords and create reminders when the expiration date is near. This means you won’t have to keep ⁣track of all the passwords, and will always ‍be prepared for expiry.

4. ⁤Keep ‍Your Windows Account Secure with Regular Password Checks

Having a secure Windows ⁤account with a strong⁣ and frequent password change is key ⁤for‌ computer safety. To maximize protection, it’s important ‌to make ​sure your password⁣ is properly updated on ‌a regular basis. Here are some ⁢helpful tips for keeping ‌your ⁣Windows ‍account secure:

  • Change Your Password Frequently: Change your⁤ Windows account password at least every ‍three ⁢months. This helps minimize the risk of hackers guessing your password and accessing your⁢ account.
  • Create a Complex Password: A combination ‍of letters, numbers, and symbols is⁢ an optimal way to create​ an effective password. Adding capital letters helps increase complexity and make it even ‌more difficult for hackers to guess.
  • Disable⁤ Autofill: Disabling​ autofill for your Windows account can ‌help eliminate the potential⁣ of unauthorized access. Autofill can sometimes fill in your username ​and password on unsecured websites, so it’s best to disable ⁤it on all ⁢of your⁣ accounts.

By following these simple steps, you can increase the safety ⁤of your Windows⁤ account. Frequently updating your password and disabling autofill can help protect your accounts and⁣ keep your data secure. Taking these steps can help you prevent hacker attacks and avoid costly security breaches.

Maximizing Network Security: The Role of Domain Controllers and Active Directory Users and Computers

A domain controller plays a crucial role in managing a network of users within an organization. User commands and actual users are key components in ensuring the smooth operation of a network, especially when it comes to managing user passwords and their expiration dates.

Active Directory Users and Computers is a tool commonly used for this purpose, offering features such as a user property admin center and default policy settings. Analyzers for password expiration help identify issues with passwords expiring, prompting users to update them before it’s too late. With the option for a 30-day free trial, businesses can test out the platform before committing to it.

Additionally, features like self-service password reset and single sign-on make password management more efficient for both IT administrators and users. The integration of cloud-based systems and compliance management tools further enhances security and control over user accounts and access rights. (Source: Microsoft Active Directory documentation)

Key Points for Checking Windows Password Expiration

Step Description
1 Access Control Panel and click on User Accounts
2 Manage your credentials to view password expiration date
3 Check password settings in User Accounts under Change Your Password
4 Set an alarm for password expiration reminder
5 Use password management services for password storage
6 Change password every three months for security
7 Create a complex password with letters, numbers, and symbols
8 Disable autofill for enhanced account security

Q&A

Q: What​ is the easiest way to check when my Windows password will expire?
A: Checking when your Windows password will expire⁢ is​ easy! You can do it simply by going to the Control Panel, then clicking on User Accounts. From there,‍ you can view your password expiration date.

Q: What is the importance of the command prompt in managing Active Directory password policies?
A: The command prompt is a powerful tool that can be used to manage various aspects of Active Directory, including password policies. By using commands like “net user” and “findstr /i password”, administrators can view and modify user password expiration dates, enforce password policies, and generate detailed password policy reports. (Source: Microsoft Docs)

Q: How can administrators automate password expiration notifications for domain users?
A: Administrators can set up task automation to generate password expiration notifications for domain users. By scheduling commands using tools like PowerShell, administrators can ensure that users receive timely reminders about their expiring passwords. (Source: SolarWinds)

Q: What are some key features of password management tools for Active Directory?
A: Password management tools for Active Directory offer features such as self-service password reset, single sign-on capabilities, and detailed password policy reports. These tools help organizations enforce meaningful password rotation policies and prevent common password issues. (Source: Lepide)

Q: How can businesses ensure efficient password policy enforcement options for their domain users?
A: Businesses can utilize tools like the SolarWinds Admin Bundle for Active Directory to enforce default password policies, customize password settings, and track password expiration dates. By implementing robust password management tools, businesses can strengthen their security posture and protect sensitive data. (Source: SolarWinds)

Q: What are some best practices for managing password expiration policies in Active Directory?
A: To effectively manage password expiration policies in Active Directory, administrators should regularly audit user password expiration dates, set up automated notifications for expiring passwords, and enforce strong password policies. By staying proactive and vigilant, organizations can mitigate the risk of security breaches related to weak passwords. (Source: Microsoft Docs)

Conclusion

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