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Ric that sig is FUNNY. Not related to this thread but I too come up empty on the passgen. You would think that an admin would welcome such an easy tool to administer things but alas it's missing. I have a basic VB one as well. I call it from a spreadsheet that populates the password and later I manually encrypt it and store it on a hidden machine.
I know that I used to have a Windows XP 8-in-1 CD. On this CD, you could install Pro:Multiple Licence, OEM, Table, and Multimedia (and same with Home). In order to install the multiple Licence one, the CD came with a tool that created and validated XP CD-keys. I'm sure if there was such a thing for XP, there was for 2000 - you just may be looking under the wrong name. I forget the exact name for the term used to describe a multiple install license, but that is what I believe you are looking for...
Sorry I can't be more specific.
so is not a legit copy then?Quote:
Originally posted here by parz
In order to install the multiple Licence one, the CD came with a tool that created and validated XP CD-keys. Sorry I can't be more specific.
Interesting.
I did not even know this thread existed when I posted my thread called "Password Generator " yesterday. I just happened across an online password generator and thought it was sort of cool.
I don't know if someone else on this thread has mentioned it already, but you can check out the Sprex Password Generator .
Later
I Found This article about Win 2000SE Says it has a builtin Password generation algorithym
http://www.software.hp.com/portal/sw...umber=T2333AAE
I Really Hope This Helps
Cheers
This could help you too:
http://www.lanicu.com/index.cfm/home/
Some stuff you could use if u ever needed them:
http://www.labmice.net/Utilities/password.htm
http://www.mcsetoolkit.com/password.htm
http://www.rayslab.com/password_mana...d_manager.html
To answer your question...the reason why the're's no name for it...its because it doesnt exist. I've searched in many places and haven't gotten any information. You could have read it wrong or the place where u read/heard might be missinformed.
Hope those links help you in any way.
No - the one I had was legit - the generator allowed you to install on multiple machines without having to have a giant booklet of CD-keys. It's mainly used for businesses.Quote:
Anyone have any more information on this product? Price for single user, how it is implemented?Quote:
Originally posted here by phantomj104
I Found This article about Win 2000SE Says it has a builtin Password generation algorithym
http://www.software.hp.com/portal/sw...umber=T2333AAE
I Really Hope This Helps
Cheers