Letterpicker SamAccount name generator, pronounceable passwords

This example uses SamAccount commands and works on all Windows server versions - from NT 3.51 up to 2003. However, for Windows 2000 and 2003 you might want to use AD commands instead, see the example Clean up data and generate unique Windows 2000 server user names.

[Settings_Begin]
//User name Generator Settings
Generator.UserName.DestCol=2
Generator.Username.Special.Format=1,1,1,3,0 ; 1,2,128,3,1
// source col, source word,pos (1=start, 128=end),count,dir (0=frwd, 1=bckwrd)

//Password Generator Settings
Generator.Password.DestCol=3
Generator.Password.Special.Vowels=aeiouy
Generator.Password.Special.Consonants=bcdfghjklmnpqrstvwxz
Generator.Password.Special.Numbers=0123456789
Generator.Password.Special.Special=-+#¤%"!%&
Generator.Password.Special.Format=rnBababas
// Do NOT use the password format specified in this example. 
// For good password security you MUST create your own format.
// You should also change format often.

BatchSettings.Delimiter=TAB
Account.FullName.Col=1
Account.Password.Col=3
BatchSettings.MarkerCol=4
Account.Description.Col=6
account.expires=2005-12-22
Account.ScriptName=logon.bat
[Settings_End]

[Machines_Begin]
\\edu12
[Machines_End]

[Batch_Begin]
Data.Loop   
 Account.Create %col2%
Data.Endloop   
[Batch_End]

[Data_Begin]
Bill Clinton
Bill Gates
Steve Jobs
Carly Fiorina
Michael C Armstrong
Craig R Barrett
Eric A Benhamou
John T Chambers
Al Zollar
Linus Torvald
[Data_End]

How to use the script

·	Change server name in the [Machines] section

·	Click "Data / first word last" and choose column 1 to move last name first

·	Click "Action / Run username generator / Letterpicker"

·	Click "Action / Run password generator / Pronounceable"

·	Click "Run batch"