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FW: Accessing registry through command line


From: John Redd <reddjohn () yahoo com>
Date: Sat, 6 Oct 2001 18:14:01 -0700 (PDT)

another good command to use with the Unicode exploit
is 

winmsd /a /f

This writes a system report to text file.

This gives you a lot of really useful information.

The text file will be the name of the computer and is
written to your working directory.

Note:  This only works on IIS 4 (NT 4).

You can still use winmsd from a command line with W2K,
or msinfo32 (its replacement/cousin) which is found in
%systemroot%\system32\dllcache.  To export all
categories (you can output only parts if you wish), at
a command line (or via unicode browser)

winmsd /report [file], ie winmsd /report c:\report.txt

Or you can substitute msinfo32 (ensuring to cd to
\dllcache since it is not in the path by default). 
More information on command switches is found using
the /? for either command.

As noted previously, it will take a bit to run.  A
report run for all categories is in excess of 250K.

Regards,

John

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