NET user command

NET user <username> [password or *] [/add] [options] [/domain]
NET user <username]/delete/domain
　　

Username account Name
Password assigning or changing passwords
* Password hint
/domain executing in a domain
/ADD Create an account
/delete Delete an account
/active:[yes or no] activates or stops an account
/comment: "<text>" added descriptive notes
/COUNTERYCODE.NNN nnn is the system code. 0 is the system default value

*/expires:<date or never> account expiration time. Format: Month, day, year or day, month, year (format determined by country code)

/fullname: "<name>" account full name//net user licht/fullname: "Leisurelicht"

/homedir:<path> User Home directory path
/passwordchg:[yes or No] set whether the user can change the password
/passwordreq:[yes or No] set whether the user requires a password
/profilepath:<path> Setting the Environment file path
/scriptpath:<path> Logon Script path
/times:<times or all> number of hours a user can log on
/usercomment: "<text>" account description information//net user licht/usercomment: "Hikal

/workstations:<machine names> The user name that is allowed to log on. * indicates all users.

　

Note that there is a space between the net user * * */parameter and "/".

　　

NET HELP user//List all usage methods of net user

The use of the net user command

1> create a normal new user

Enter the following command at the MS-DOS prompt: "NET user John 123/add", carriage return. You can create a new user named "John" with a password of "123". The add parameter represents the new user.

Note : The user name can be up to 20 characters and the password can be up to 127 characters.

　　

2> setting up a user with limited logon time

The following methods can be used to control the computer use time. For example, you need to create a John user account with a password of "123" and a login right from Monday to Friday, from eight a.m. to 10 o'clock in the morning and from seven o'clock to nine o'clock at night on weekends.

1.12-hour system you can type the following command: "NET user John 123/add/times:monday-friday,8am-10pm;saturday-sunday,7pm-9pm", enter OK.

2.24-hour system you can type the following command: "NET user John 123/add/times:m-f,8:00-22:00; Sa-su,19:00-21:00 ", enter OK.

Note: The increment value for time is limited to 1 hours. For day values, you can use a full name or abbreviation (that is, M, T, W, Th, F, Sa, Su). The 12-hour or 24-hour notation can be used. For 12-hour notation, please use AM, PM, or a.m., P.M.. The all value indicates that the user is always able to log on, and a null value (blank) means that the user can never log on. Separate the date and time with commas, separating the date and time units with semicolons (for example, m,4am-5pm; T,1PM-3PM). Do not use spaces when specifying a time.

In addition, the Passwordchg:{yes | no} parameter can be used to specify whether the user can change their own password, which is set to Yes by default. <BR> limit the user's use time

3> limit the user's usage time
The Net user command can also use the parameter expires:{{mm/dd/yyyy | dd/mm/yyyy |mmm,dd, YYYY} | never} to restrict users by the specified date expiration. Expiration date can be

In [mm/dd/yyyy], [dd/mm/yyyy], or [mmm,dd,yyyy] format. It depends on the country (region) code. The user account expires at the beginning of the specified date. For month values, you can use a number, full name, or three-letter abbreviation (that is, Jan, Feb, Mar, APR, May, June, Jul, April, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec). For year values, you can use either two-digit or four-digit numbers, separate the parts of the date with commas and slashes, and do not use spaces.

For example: To limit the user account in China Licht expires August 9, 2015, you can type the following command: "NET user licht/expires:2015/08/09", enter OK.

　　

4> viewing user information, modifying existing user passwords, and deleting users

If used without parameters, net user displays a list of users on the computer, such as type the following command: "NET user", and enter to display all users of the system.

If you type: "NET user John", a carriage return displays information about the user John.
If you type the command: "NET user John 123456/add" and enter OK, force the password for the user John (John) to be 123456 for the existing user.

"Net localgroup Administrators John/add" puts the user John's permission as a system administrator (adding it to the Administrators user group)

If you type the command: "NET user John/delete", enter OK to delete the user John

NET user command