Entire OU set password never expires

 

dsquery user “OU={your target OU},DC={your domain},DC={your domain extension}” | dsmod user -pwdneverexpires yes

Update: Note: If your OU has more than 100 users in it you need to add the ‘-limit’ flag, and set it to a number greater than your actual amount of users, e.g.

dsquery user “OU={your target OU},DC={your domain},DC={your domain extension}” -limit 2000 | dsmod user -pwdneverexpires yes

 

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