From: Chris Parker (chris_parker@adelphia.net)
Date: Fri Mar 16 2007 - 18:15:50 EST
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Nicolas RUFF wrote:
>> I have a win2003 server that I have been asked to test its password
>> policy. I am new to this and was wondering what would be the best
>> approach to gain access? It is in my local network and will be
>> segregated from the rest of the network for testing. I would be using a
>> remote machine to log in and not locally. What would be your suggestions?
>
> Password policy can be found in Administrative Tools/[Local | Domain]
> Security Policy.
>
> What do you mean by "testing password policy" ?
>
> Why do you need to gain access ? You'd better ask for an administrative
> account and dump the SAM file into a password cracker (like LCP).
>
> Given the default security policy of W2003 (anonymous account
> enumeration blocked, password length over 7 and mixed characters
> required), your chances to break in remotely without any additional
> information are near zero.
>
> Regards,
> - Nicolas RUFF
>
First, we are trying to lock down our servers. I came into this after
they had these server up for a few years, so you can see my work
is cut out for me. I just wanted the best ways to test to make sure
most users cannot get where they are not suppose to be. Current
password policy is 8 characters, upper lower number.
thanks
Chris Parker
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