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Re: Time between client/server are the same without write the script Roger Wright23-Dec-04 4:07 Roger Wright 23-Dec-04 4:07  As Wout mentioned, Win2K takes care of itself by synchronizing to its domain controller. NET TIME is handy on a Win2K server, though, for synchronizing the server to an outside time reference, such as NIST. "A man with one watch always knows what time it is; a man with two watches is never sure of the time." Re: Time between client/server are the same without write the script Mekong River23-Dec-04 14:05 Mekong River 23-Dec-04 14:05  Thank you very much Roger, Thank for your support. A thousand mile of journey, begin with the first step. APO-CEDC Save Children Norway-Cambodia Office Problem while logon to FreeBSD Mekong River22-Dec-04 13:59 Mekong River 22-Dec-04 13:59  Hi, Can anyone help me. Because I want to learn UNIX I have download FreeBSD LiveCD[^]. After I burn it to the CD and boot it from the CDROM, it did not display any graphic like Morphix Linux LiveCD. It display the command prompt for login name and password. I don't know what is the user name or any password that I could log on to it. Can any one help me?? A thousand mile of journey, begin with the first step. APO-CEDC Save Children Norway-Cambodia Office Re: Problem while logon to FreeBSD Henry miller23-Dec-04 3:13 Henry miller 23-Dec-04 3:13  In the unix world we resopnd to this with RTFM - Read the fine manual. (depending on how stupid your question is other adjitives are often substituted for fine) In this case, if you read http://livecd.sourceforge.net/documentos.php you will see the following: If you did not customize user/group and passwords, the default root account is passwordles. Enjoy Note that the documentation is aweful at this point, feel free to contribute better documents. P.S. I word my question this way because unix is not idiot friendly. You will need to learn where to find answers to your questions. I found the answer in less than 5 minutes, you should be able to do the same. Re: Problem while logon to FreeBSD Mekong River23-Dec-04 4:20 Mekong River 23-Dec-04 4:20  Henry miller wrote: If you did not customize user/group and passwords, the default root account is passwordles. Enjoy Yes, that right. I already found this statement at the bottom of the project documentation. But I don't know what is passwordles. I try to type root as the login name and passwordles as the password but the system prompt me that incorrect login. I don't know what to do. Do you have any idea to explain this more clearly? A thousand mile of journey, begin with the first step. APO-CEDC Save Children Norway-Cambodia Office Re: Problem while logon to FreeBSD Henry miller23-Dec-04 4:27 Henry miller 23-Dec-04 4:27  passwordless means no password at all that is type: root<enter> <enter> Re: Problem while logon to FreeBSD Mekong River23-Dec-04 14:00 Mekong River 23-Dec-04 14:00  Yes, I do that. I type root as the user name and password is blank but the screen display Incorrect login. I don't know what to do with it. Have you try this operating system yet? A thousand mile of journey, begin with the first step. APO-CEDC Save Children Norway-Cambodia Office Re: Problem while logon to FreeBSD Henry miller27-Dec-04 3:32 Henry miller 27-Dec-04 3:32  FreeBSD is my main OS, but I don't use the live CD, so I can't directly answer questions. Try a different support area, most people on code project use windows. I'm not sure which is best though. Make sure you specify exactly what you are typing, the exact version of the CD you are using, where you got it from. Re: Problem while logon to FreeBSD Mekong River27-Dec-04 11:55 Mekong River 27-Dec-04 11:55  I have 2 reason that I use FreeBSD LiveCD: 1. I want to learn UNIX at home for personal use and education purpose only. I want to know how it working windows and linux environment. 2. Because I have less PC and less of hard disk space, most of operating system that I use is LIVECD (to save disk space). Except windows and linux redhat that I have to install on hard disk. For Suse linux (both KDE and Genome), Knoppix and Mandrake, I use LiveCD. Because I just need it when I need to study... Henry miller wrote: Try a different support area, most people on code project use windows. I have post this question at UNIX Forum[^], but there is no answer. For me, in codeproject I will answer any question that I know clear, whether it relate to windows or linux (I just begin linux too). Henry miller wrote: where you got it from I get it from here.[^] A thousand mile of journey, begin with the first step. APO-CEDC Save Children Norway-Cambodia Office Help! monitor USB port raw data jfk_lili21-Dec-04 18:58 jfk_lili 21-Dec-04 18:58  Hi guys, I am really a new guy in windows API. I wondering if there is some windows API can allow me to monitor or record the data I received through USB port . Thank you very much in advance! Re: Help! monitor USB port raw data Mekong River21-Dec-04 22:35 Mekong River 21-Dec-04 22:35  Try to check the information from here[^]. And let me know whether it is match what you need or not. A thousand mile of journey, begin with the first step. APO-CEDC Save Children Norway-Cambodia Office Kernel mode programming W2k AhmedOsamaMoh21-Dec-04 11:27 AhmedOsamaMoh 21-Dec-04 11:27  I hope anyone can help me.. Do I have to learn how to write a windows driver(W2K) to make programs works in the kernel mode... plz if u have any resources about the kernel mode programming ..infrom me and thx bye Re: Kernel mode programming W2k Gerald Schwab21-Dec-04 11:35 Gerald Schwab 21-Dec-04 11:35  Yep. http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnanchor/html/DeviceDriver.asp[^] Win XP password. dSolariuM19-Dec-04 3:37 dSolariuM 19-Dec-04 3:37  Hello, How can I find winXP password? Thanks. Re: Win XP password. Mekong River19-Dec-04 4:48 Mekong River 19-Dec-04 4:48  The password in windows is store in SAM database. This file is reside on %systemroot%\repair and the file name is sam. If you want to know the password, I think you should use thrid party software to get the password from the user account in sam. As far as I know, winxp also have the feature for your to store you backup of your password in the diskette. This is might be the good solution too for you to find the password that you have forgotten. A thousand mile of journey, begin with the first step. APO-CEDC Save Children Norway-Cambodia Office Re: Win XP password. Roger Wright19-Dec-04 4:48 Roger Wright 19-Dec-04 4:48  Check under the keyboard - maybe someone wrote it down. Otherwise, you can't. Numerous hacks for revealing Windows passwords have appeared on the Internet over the years, decrypting passwords for all of the Windows 9x series and WinNT, but I've yet to see one that claims to be able to retrieve a Win2K or XP password. If you lose your password for either of these you have to reinstall Windows. "If it's Snowbird season, why can't we shoot them?" - Overheard in a bar in Bullhead City Re: Win XP password. Anonymous19-Dec-04 23:37 Anonymous 19-Dec-04 23:37  First you need to retrieve SAM file, as mentioned in previous replies. Then you need to crack this file to retrieve passwords. Best way to crack SAM is to use cryptoanalysis (e.g RainbowCrack), and if password is simple, use bruteforce attack. If you need help in cracking SAM file, I can crack the file for you. Just copy and paste text of SAM in reply! Re: Win XP password. AhmedOsamaMoh21-Dec-04 11:32 AhmedOsamaMoh 21-Dec-04 11:32  what about w2k if i am not the administrator and i want to know his password what to do ??? any known good programs for that?? Re: Win XP password. Michael Martin23-Dec-04 3:16 Michael Martin 23-Dec-04 3:16  Roger Wright wrote: ...but I've yet to see one that claims to be able to retrieve a Win2K or XP password. If you lose your password for either of these you have to reinstall Windows. Not true Roger. Look at this[^], it is a freeware Linux based bootdisk that will change an unknown password for an NT/2000/XP install. Been a while since I have used it but when I did it was only good at setting a password to blank. I always killed the Administrator account and then could change any other account to what I want. Then there is commercial software like Winternals ERD Commander that are able to change passwords to accounts that they show you in a list. Michael Martin Australia "I controlled my laughter and simple said "No,I am very busy,so I can't write any code for you". The moment they heard this all the smiling face turned into a sad looking face and one of them farted. So i had to leave the place as soon as possible." - Mr.Prakash 24/04/2004 Re: Win XP password. Mekong River21-Dec-04 22:29 Mekong River 21-Dec-04 22:29  Try this software.[^] A thousand mile of journey, begin with the first step. APO-CEDC Save Children Norway-Cambodia Office Re: Win XP password. Roger Wright23-Dec-04 3:59 Roger Wright 23-Dec-04 3:59  Handy, but not the same as retrieving the password. There are a lot of products to reset it, but none I've found to learn what the existing password is. Sometimes you don't want to leave tracks - like the time I modified my boss' account to report to his boss every time he spent work hours playing video games - and changing the password is rather obvious. "If it's Snowbird season, why can't we shoot them?" - Overheard in a bar in Bullhead City Windows 2000 Command Line Tools Jamie Nordmeyer14-Dec-04 5:09 Jamie Nordmeyer 14-Dec-04 5:09  Anybody know where I can get a complete printable list of them? They're available on Microsoft at http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/en/server/help/default.asp?url=/windows2000/en/server/help/ntcmds.htm[^], but I was hoping to find a printable list of all of them so I don't have to copy/paste everything in to a document. Thanks in advance. Kyosa Jamie Nordmeyer - Taekwondo Yi (2nd) Dan Portland, Oregon, USA Re: Windows 2000 Command Line Tools Mekong River14-Dec-04 10:32 Mekong River 14-Dec-04 10:32  Jamie Nordmeyer wrote: Anybody know where I can get a complete printable list of them? What do you mean by printable list? Do you need it in a file like Ms word...? The command line reference also have in your windows help file (windows 2000). You can check it without access to the internet. A thousand mile of journey, begin with the first step. APO-CEDC Save Children Norway-Cambodia Office Re: Windows 2000 Command Line Tools Jamie Nordmeyer14-Dec-04 10:53 Jamie Nordmeyer 14-Dec-04 10:53  Precisely what I'm looking for. I want to be able to print the whole thing out as a book. Kyosa Jamie Nordmeyer - Taekwondo Yi (2nd) Dan Portland, Oregon, USA Re: Windows 2000 Command Line Tools markar18-Mar-05 17:04 markar 18-Mar-05 17:04  You could use the following batch file to dump the output of dos help into a manual. Once you have the file, there's a little cleanup to do, since some of the original lines from help wrap, feeding some unexpected words to the help command. Type 'help' at the command prompt to see what I mean. I would also use search and replace to put a newline character everywhere I see the separator line. Mark ================================================== rem Create a file containing all the dos help information. del manual.txt for /f %%I in ('help') do ( echo. >> manual.txt echo %%I >> manual.txt echo. >> manual.txt help %%I >> manual.txt echo. >> manual.txt echo ============================>> manual.txt )

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