How to change the local admin password.

Yes, use dos commands. The Net command has sevral diffrent things you could use. Net Logon, Net Password and Net Logoff could be used in a logon bat file to automaticly change the local password. NT also has the Net User function that you may also be able to use. Just type Net /? at the command prompt to see witch will help you the most.
Hope this helps,
-Juan

I agree with Juan's answer but I recommend you use domain user manager from workstation.
as domain admin or equiv .select domain for a particular workstation but instead of specifying the actual domain type \\computername.
That will bring up localuser manager.

Two thing :
go to 32bit.bhs.com and search for user manager pro... the interface is a little bit cumbersome ( too many options - not that i'm complaining), but you change the admin password on the local admin account 5 workstations at a time - ( ofcource it is the trial version ) or purchase it and do it all at once.

I wrote a script to do this in my domain, if you want, I could send it to you.

Hi Troy,

I got your answer to my question.
Would you mind sending me your script file?
My e-mail address: vincent.regidor@asbinc.com

Thank you and God Bless,
Vince

To Troy Stumph:
Please send me your script file...

Thanks!

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