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Doug, I agree, cracking the last 3 chars (8-10) is so trivial such that it's not really relevant. I only emphasize the lanman (windows98 network) thing so that others following this know they can shut this whole exposure down (change QPWDLVL to 1 or 3). Keith > > What's being described here is the lanman password.. For windows, a > > password can be up to 14 chars (two 7 byte chunks). On the AS400 where 10 > > bytes is the limit, it's 7 and 3. > > Very true, and Windows also allows characters which standard AS400 > passwords may not contain. So it can take longer to crack a lanman > password usely solely on windows machines. But this thread is in the > context of AS400 user passwords, where 8-10 character lanman passwords > are effectively no harder than 7 character passwords. > > Doug
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