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Re: RDP settings for Domain and initial splash screen in ncrack-0.3ALPHA
From: Daniel Miller <bonsaiviking () gmail com>
Date: Fri, 15 Oct 2010 10:19:23 -0500
On 10/14/2010 03:23 PM, Duane.Pozzobon () sf frb org wrote:
Hi all, I am testing the new RDP module of Ncrack-0.3 and wanted to know if anyone knew the command line options to reference a AD/Domain? I tried to tie the domain in with the username, but that didn't work. Below is the command I tried. I also tried without the pt\. This system has no splash screen. ncrack --user pt\duane --pass test@1234 -p rdp -d10 ?T3 -g at=1,cr=1,CL=1,cd=5s,to=10s xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx I also wanted to know if there was a switch/option to bypass an opening splash/warning screen. The splash/warning screen is bypassed by hitting enter. I tried this in both Windows XP SP3 and Gentoo Linux. Thank you all in advance for your time and knowledge. D. _______________________________________________ Sent through the nmap-dev mailing list http://cgi.insecure.org/mailman/listinfo/nmap-dev Archived at http://seclists.org/nmap-dev/
Duane,In most Linux shells, the "\" character is used to escape shell-relevant characters, and is ignored otherwise. So after the shell processes your command, it looks like this:
ncrack --user ptduane --pass test@1234 -p rdp -d10 ?T3 -g at=1,cr=1,CL=1,cd=5s,to=10s xxx.xxx.xxx.xxxI don't know about the RDP module specifically, but you may want to try it like this instead:
ncrack --user pt\\duane --pass test@1234 -p rdp -d10 ?T3 -g at=1,cr=1,CL=1,cd=5s,to=10s xxx.xxx.xxx.xxxThe double backslash "\\" will be translated into a single backslash "\" before it is sent to the ncrack process.
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- RDP settings for Domain and initial splash screen in ncrack-0.3ALPHA Duane . Pozzobon (Oct 14)
- Re: RDP settings for Domain and initial splash screen in ncrack-0.3ALPHA Daniel Miller (Oct 15)