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From: Jorge Bachler (jorgebookpool.com)
Date: Thu Oct 04 2001 - 13:31:19 CDT

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    Hi Martin ...
    check http://www.esiea.fr/public_html/Christophe.GRENIER/
    It worked fine for me..

    regards

    Jorge

    "Martin L. Drury Jr." wrote:

    > Hello all,
    > First, if this is not the appropriate place for this, my apologies.
    >
    > I'm in need of a little bit of help. Roughly 4 years ago, while working
    > for a non-profit community network, I set up an NT 4.0 based LAN (no
    > internet access) for a Library. There were two accounts that had
    > Administrative access, mine, and the Administrator. Under normal
    > operations, no one was ever logged into the server, and the accounts used by
    > the workstations did not have administrative access.
    >
    > Now, 4 years later, they needed to update some software that is installed
    > on the server, and apparently no one remembers the Administrator account
    > password (they said they had it written down, but apparently they didn't,
    > all they managed to do was lock themselves out of the account). I have long
    > since forgotten the password I used (given enough tries, I'm sure I could
    > remember it, but well, I don't want to lock out my account as well). Is
    > there an easy way to retrieve/reset the administrator password without
    > damaging the data stored on the server?
    >
    > I believe at most the machine has SP3 installed on it. The copy of NT was
    > installed off of a Back Office CD, but I don't recall whether or not it had
    > Service Packs or not. All the information I had concerning the machine was
    > given to the non-profit when I left there 3 years ago, and since then, they
    > have conviently lost it. Any pointers anyone could give me on what steps I
    > need to take would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance,
    >
    > Martin L. Drury Jr.
    > Advance Data Systems, Inc.
    > 502-228-3396 x117
    > mdruryads-corp.com