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Bnetpassword is the equivalent of using passwd to change your password in UNIX systems. | '''Bnetpassword''' is the equivalent of using passwd to change your password in UNIX systems. | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:40, 14 January 2016
Bnetpassword is the equivalent of using passwd to change your password in UNIX systems.
The Outut will look something like this:
$ bnetpasswd Username: itsme-0000000 (the -000000 is your ID, and is required) Enter Password: New Password: Retype Password: Password changed
bnetpasswd is used to change the password of your ssh account. It can be used to change any SSH account associated with your account as long as you have their original password.