Correct rndPass usage

[pearj]

While testing this on Windows Server 2019, I discovered that +rndPass shouldn't be combined with /pass, it is supposed to be used on it's own. Otherwise +rndPass becomes the actual password, which is unexpected and might not meet password complexity requirements.

Running a ktpass /? shows the that options +rndPass and /pass are separate from each other.

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[pearj]

In addition to this issue, I have noticed that command line option that starts with a / is also allowed to start with a - according to ktpass /?. Also the capitalisation of some of the commands has been lost too, eg: rndPass, minPass, maxPass, DesOnly, etc.

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