Batch to check Lockout Observation Window

Hello,
 
I was trying to figure out how to do a for statement that will store the value of the Lockout observation window in command line.  If you type net accounts | findstr /b /c:"Lockout observation window (minutes)" into command prompt it will show you what your lockout window is set to.  I am basically trying to figure out how to create a check that stores the value in a variable, then compare it to a set number and display pass or fail.  If anyone could help me it would be greatly appreciated!
 
Thanks,
John

How about...
 
for /f "tokens=5" %%a in ('net accounts ^| findstr /i /b /c:"Lockout observation window (minutes)"') do set LockOutObs=%%a

This worked!  I had tried something similar to this before, but what is different is the tokens= part.  I gues I didnt really understand what that part meant.  Thank you for your help!

Not a problem!  Glad it worked!  The tokens indicates the number of the "fields" as delimited by whatever is specified as "delims=x".  If you omit the delims parameter (as I did), blank space is the default delimiter.  The number you wanted to pull from the "net accounts" command and assign to a variable was the fifth "token" in the text output.  Let me know if that doesn't make sense.  As another example, you could use "tokens=1-4 delims=," if you were processing a CSV file and wanted to work with the first four tokens.  Those tokens would become %%a, %%b, %%c, %%d.