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logon.exe alternative?
I need to logon to multiple computers on a domain exactly like the program logon.exe or RC Logon which uses logon.exe ( http://sourceforge.net/projects/rclogon/ ), but uses strong passwords ie @#%$. I don't know if a program exists our there other than logon.exe. I searched @ softreech and logon is not opensource and they are not willing to show the code so that it can except all ascii characters.
Anybody know if they used sendkeys, or edit GINA (which I don't think they did) to do this? Or of a program that excepts strong passwords?
Anybody know if they used sendkeys, or edit GINA (which I don't think they did) to do this? Or of a program that excepts strong passwords?
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Will look into autologon, have C++ class right now :D
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I don't think autologon will work. I am on a domain, in a computer lab where each user has shared rights to various servers.
I need to remotely logon a whole classroom or the whole lab for changes to an image and so forth. RC Logon uses logon.exe so that you can just send a specified username + password to the multiple pc's without storing any logon information.
I need to remotely logon a whole classroom or the whole lab for changes to an image and so forth. RC Logon uses logon.exe so that you can just send a specified username + password to the multiple pc's without storing any logon information.
Having the same issue as well. Seems like psexec is not able to pass through characters when the shift key is being press so lets say if i am typing $ which we get by pressing Shift and the number 4, it will just show 4 on the remote pc. Using rclogon as well but trying to figure out how to pass those characters over to the remote client.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb963905.aspx
I think there was even the source code available. Today a deep search should reveal it.