
        CPASS is a utility that will change the LanManager password 
        for a user using the basic redirector. It does this with a
        simple network task-to-task program. 
        
        Restrictions:
        ------------
      - Currently only decnet is supported
      - Currently only the LanManager password is changed,
        even if HOSTMAP points to a host username.

        Inputs:
        ------
      - CPASS can accept the following parameters on the commandline:
        
        CPASS <server> <username> <old password | *> <new password>

      - If not specified, CPASS will search for environment variables:
                _SERVER, _USERNAME, (_PASSWORD | _PWD)
        If the old password is not specified on the commandline or in
        _PASSWORD, it will look for variable _PWD which is the encripted
        password, set by the login-utility XS.

      - For those values not already specified, CPASS will prompt for.

        Outputs:
        -------
        If the password is changed succesfully, CPASS will write a 
        logfile LMPWCHD.LOG in the directory pointed by variables
        %TEMP% or %TMP%. 
        If the change was not succesfull, CPASS will exit with 
        errorlevel 1 set.

        Installation:
        ------------
      - Set up a decnet object LMPASS which will execute LMPASS.COM
      - If you setup a captive VMS-account to do this, you should 
        give it BYPASS privileges. If you don't, NET LOGON will
        give a warning that it cannot find a server; it will still
        change your password though.
      - Copy LMPASS.COM in this kit to the server, where the object
        can find it.
      - Add the server as a decnetnode to the clients decnet database.

        Suggestions/remarks:
        -------------------
        Xaveer van den Berg
        Digital Utrecht
        PCI support
        030-833202
        email: XAVEER@UTRYIT.UTO.DEC.COM


