FYI,
While this does work on NT4, using cmdasp.asp on 2K will not dump the
hashes. This is because IIS 5 runs the Windows Scripting Host under th
IWAM_<machine-name> context.
Steve
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Subject: Re: Pwdump2 with UNICODE?
08/07/2001
11:15 PM
Hello all.
I wanted to thank everyone for the responses.
Here is my quick summary. I got CmdAsp.asp and uploaded it to the server.
By
the way, I used upload.asp to get things up to the server. After running
cmdasp.asp, I was able to run pwdump2 and get the hashes. They are running
through a cracker as we speak. CmdAsp.asp seems to work really well.
As far as the \repair\sam._ file, I was unable to get this file to copy.
Everything I tried got access denied. However, it really doesn't matter as
I
succeeded in "getting the hashes" as required for this test.
Anyway, thanks for everyone's input on this. It was very helpful.
Allen Archer
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