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Asked by fraunkd in Windows NT Operating System, Windows NT Setup, Windows NT Networking
I have a VM of a cloned NT server. The source NT server has failed altogether. The VMs NIC is not working properly at the moment. When I logon, I am logging on with cached credentials as the VM obviously can not see the domain controllers.
Im just now realizing that the local administrator password does not match our standard password for servers the password is unknown. Because the server is not on the network, I can not reset the password from another computer.
I remember very little from my NT days and am unsure of how to change local passwords from the server itself let alone view local accounts. Something is telling me that I need to download and install an NT Server-related application. From what I remember, User Manager for Domains only gives access to network accounts but I could be wrong.
A little direction would be great. Thanks.
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