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Doug, > For passwords over 7 chars, do crack the last 3 chars takes under > 1/100 second, so we can safely ignore that. For 7 char passwords, you > need to divide the total possible permutations by your benchmark speed > to find the maximum time it could take to locate the correct password, > if it was the last one tested. In my case, dividing 126,030,769,230 > by my benchmark speed of 18916k yields a maximum time of 6506 seconds, > or about 1 hour and 48 minutes. These possible permutations; are you calculating (I admit I didn't do the math to figure it out) this based upon each character being able to represent a->z,A->Z,0->9,plus punctuation and special characters? Or are you calculating based upon the severely reduced key-space that the AS/400 has implemented? --phil
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