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September 20th, 2004, 10:41 PM
#15
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you wouldnt change the administrator username if you are on a standalone machine with many people login on to it. however, on a network, you would change the domains administrator username. doing it this way doesnt harm recovery etc, as the LOCAL machine admin is still administrator. however, someone trying to attack a network has to search for the admin username you changed to get access to the network.
cheers,
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