>>Hmm. Megan -- Sounds like a TSX-11 TSX Plus varient of some kind to
>>me... Wonder if S&H has a way to get in.
>Keep in mind that even a TSX machine has to boot through RT-11 SJ...
>If the software is started as a result of a command in the STARTS.COM
>file, then it should be possible to ^C out of the command file and
>be left in RT-11 without accounts and passwords...
>Beyond that, I don't know how one might crack the account/password
>info on TSX...
The usernames/passwords/privs are stored in a file called ACCESS.TSX.
The information is stored in a lightly encrypted form (no MD5 here) and
is most conveniently accessed by running TSAUTH. Many system managers
take the TSX+ manual's recommendation and remove TSAUTH.SAV from the system
disk, keeping it on a floppy for when it is necessary.
Tim.
Received on Thu Apr 01 1999 - 13:28:31 BST
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