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3.02 - I've lost the supervisor password.
The following method is used to obtain the supervisor account on
NetWare 2. It will work on NetWare 3, but there is an easier way
which follows.
The following is fairly complicated, and is not recommended for
beginners.
1. Reboot the server and load DOS.
2. Use a disk editor to examine the Novell partition and locate
the directory entries for the bindery files (NET$BIND.SYS and
NET$BVAL.SYS).
3. Check for backup copies of the bindery with extension OLD (ie,
NET$BIND.OLD and NET$BVAL.OLD). If you find them, change their
extension to XXZ.
4. Change the SYS extension to OLD.
5. Restart the server. It will create a new bindery with SUPERVISOR
and GUEST accounts; both without passwords.
6. Login as SUPERVISOR and run BINDREST to restore the old bindery.
7. Change the SUPERVISOR password.
On NetWare 3, there are a number of NLMs which will reset the
supervisor password (SETPWD and SETSPASS) or create supervisor
equivalent accounts (BURGLAR). SETPWD is available by anonymous
ftp from netlab2.usu.edu.
In general, you should have at least one supervisor equivalent
account (see section 3.01).
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