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Set-PcsvDeviceUserPassword

Changes the password of a user on a PCSV device. Windows Server PowerShell reference

From the Windows Server PowerShell reference 19 parameters Its page in the reference

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Parameters

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-AsJobRuns the cmdlet as a background job.
-AuthenticationSpecifies an authentication method to use for devices managed by WS-Management.
-CimSession, -SessionRuns the cmdlet in a remote session or on a remote computer.
-Confirm, -cfPrompts you for confirmation before running the cmdlet.
-CredentialSpecifies a PSCredential object based on a user name and password.
-CurrentCredentialSpecifies a PSCredential object based on the current user name and password.
-InputObjectSpecifies the input object that is used in a pipeline command.
-ManagementProtocol, -MPSpecifies a management protocol used to communicate with a device.
-NewPasswordSpecifies the new password, as a secure string, for the user that the CurrentCredential parameter specifies.
-PassThruPassthru
-PortSpecifies a port on the remote computer to use for the management connection.
-SkipCACheckIndicates that the client connects by using HTTPS without validating that a trusted certification authority (CA) signed the server certificate.
-SkipCNCheckIndicates that the certificate common name (CN) of the server does not need to match the host name of the server.
-SkipRevocationCheckIndicates that the cmdlet skips the revocation check of server certificates.
-TargetAddress, -CN, -ComputerName, -IpAddressSpecifies the name or IP address of the remote hardware device.
-ThrottleLimitSpecifies the maximum number of concurrent operations that can be established to run the cmdlet.
-TimeoutSecSpecifies how long to wait, in seconds, for a response from the remote hardware device.
-UseSSLIndicates that the server connects to the target computer by using SSL.
-WhatIf, -wiShows what would happen if the cmdlet runs.