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I'm trying to access shared files on a PC running Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit. If I turn off password protected sharing on the PC, I can access it fine using anonymous login, however when it is turned on, I get a cannot find server error when trying to ...
Started by pjmartins on
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If I turn off password protected sharing....
On a PC running Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit.
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I have a windows 2003 server (WEb edition) which has .net 3.5 sp1 installed on it.
I've got a half dozen websites, all of which are challenging me for a username and password. If I supply a domain username, I get in fine...
However, I have the websites...
Started by Chu on
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If these are .net websites you need to make sure that the "Network Service" user ... .
Just because Anonymous access is enabled doesn't mean there aren't users with more privileges so it has to check if any credentials are supplied .
I don't think you can.
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I have windows domain that needs a password policy. Right now there isn't one. Anyone have feedback on a good balance between weak passwords and users having passwords so strong they just write them down?
Since no one has a expiring password I thought...
Started by Dave on
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The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has some good a password policy....
Minute period 15 minute unlock Minimum 8 characters password Complexity turned on 10 passwords complex?" could be a password.
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I have an MS Access 2002 database with password security.
When I exit the application, the password dialog box reappears. Now, after this I can only exit the application if I give in the password again or press Cancel.
I don't know why this dialog appears...
Started by Adhip Gupta on
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Is COMPACT ON CLOSE perhaps turned.
The exact events are called, but that's where I would check first .
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I have two textbox in asp.net and first for password and second is for matching password .. if user give different value in both textbox , then i want to generate javascript at client side..
Started by Sikender on
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As long as client side validation is turned on), so in my opinion (and it IS just an opinion) you're.
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From Jacob Nielson's "Stop Password Masking" :
Usability suffers when users type in passwords and the only feedback they get is a row of bullets. Typically, masking passwords doesn't even increase security, but it does cost you business due to login failures...
Started by Abi Noda on
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Even using an optional checkbox to mask the password is simply adding a dangerous feature....
" ) Optional masking, turned on by default ( type="password/text" ) Optional masking, turned off by default people watch others log in.
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Is your password more secure in any way if it is stored on LDAP rather than a database or an encrypted file?
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It is not whole a lot safer by design as the weakest link between user and the location... .
As it turned out, he had attached a small note on his laptop with his passwordWith LDAP, the password is verified on the server.
Stuff on his system.
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I was looking for an effective algorithm that can give me a righteous idea of how strong a password is.
I found that several different websites use several different algorithms as I get different password strength ratings on different websites.
Started by OrangeRind on
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Effective....
PHP Password Strength Meter from this list of strength checkers likely.
A quick google search turned up solutions that account for brute force attacks (complex password) but not for dictionary attacks.
That consideration.
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We have an FTP site with a single username/password that we provide to people as they need it. We are unable to create a new username/password for every person that might need to access the site, but it cannot be open to anyone.
What we want to do is ...
Started by Elizabeth on
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Otherwise, I agree....
IF you turned this into a web site, you might be able to program something like this.
password protected zip files instead of trying to use password protected folders?
I can't think of anyway FTP could do this.
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On more than one occasion I've been asked to implement rules for password selection for software I'm developing. Typical suggestions include things like:
Passwords must be at least N characters long; Passwords must include lowercase, uppercase and numbers...
Started by Dan Vinton on
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BUT my big pet peeves are password aggrevating rule I have encountered one....
Point out the recent fiasco over at twitter where one of their admin's password turned out, because the remaining set is still orders of magnitude larger.
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