Password Recovery

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tazdevil35
AntiOnline Newbie
Registered: Nov 2001
Posts: 2

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Been here since the start, and for your first post you want to hack something :eek:

Come on, be a devil.
spill the beans
what did you DO to her [ex-IS :D]

Thanks DjM

I have heard about that tool...

I have received version 10 with the renewal\support plan...but have been very hesitant to actually update the current version....from my previous experience :(

I have had no issues with 8.1....unlike the previous versions and the communication/ resource issues........and crashing a Pervasive SQL database app once a day :rolleyes:

I HAD to update to stabilize

All is well...and stable now

Have seen a huge reduction in viruses getting in by filtering\blocking attachments at the front line...Symantec is the second level now.

Its the spyware that is keeping me busy

MLF

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Originally posted here by morganlefay
I have received version 10 with the renewal\support plan...but have been very hesitant to actually update the current version....from my previous experience :(

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The horse13 and I have had an ongoing discussion about V.10 (be afraid, be very afraid) :eek:

Cheers:

http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT...02031914291648


go ahead ... **** up your registry...

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The horse13 and I have had an ongoing discussion about V.10 (be afraid, be very afraid

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I will heed your advice ;)

As I said..I have no issues that require me to update....yet :rolleyes:

I dont like upgrading software on servers.....rememnants hiding in the registry

always try for a clean install

Thanks

MLF

For future reference, here's the answer. There is a tool in the Symantec directory on the management server called iforgot.exe. If you run this on the system it will generate a hash that can be sent to Symantec Support. Support will then turn around the password via email. However, it MUST be called in as a support call. I haven't tried to run a cracker on it, but anything is possible. ;)

Cheers: