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1. rpggamer... 40,008
2. IndiGenus 36,230
3. jahboite 26,169
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5. arnold 10,150
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10. PowerIT 6,400
11. tigermatt 6,148
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13. KCTS 5,500
14. rindi 5,350
15. paradoxe... 5,300

1. rpggamer... 152,133
2. r-k 100,837
3. Sheharya... 88,781
4. IndiGenus 58,470
5. war1 45,835
6. blue_zee 39,997
7. sunray_... 39,840
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10. Tolomir 29,508
11. rossfingal 27,308
12. johnb6767 22,034
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Windows 2003 Registry Access

Zones: Networking Security Vulnerabilities, Computer Servers

Tags: Remote site attempting to perform Network Scan

Hello,

The problem that I am having is I have a Windows 2003 server that I am trying to connect to a established domain. The Domain Admin is trying to perform a remote scan on the server before allowing it to be connected, but according to her, receiving an error that she can not connect stating that she is being denied access to the registry.

I have tried to search for a cause that this person can not access the server, because I have been able to perform the same scan without any difficulty.

Please help

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Zone: Security

Question Asked By: vworthy

Solution Provided By: skcandco

Participating Experts: 1

Solution Grade: A

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