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>>The passwords are stored encrypted on the server, BTW. >
>>Mark
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>Are you really sure that the _rconsole_ password is stored encrypted
>in the memory of the server (in opposit to an user password which is
>stored somewhere in the bindery or NDS). I think I read an article
>where is was described that by using the system debugger you are able
>to read the rconsole password from the server memory right away
>(NetWare 3.x and 4.x).
It is possible that this _might_ be true in 3.x, but supposedly in 4.x
it uses the exact same encryption routine that is does for regular
passwords.
Since you can also use the Supe password to get in one would assume it
is being stored encrypted in the bindery somewhere.
>Sorry, but what did you mean with "the last 2600" (I guess some
>magazine or digest?).
2600 Magazine had an article on sniffing and getting the rconsole
password for 3.x.
Mark
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