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We are converting from an only rm domain to a vanilla domian and we rebuilt the domain during the move.

 

Just a note this is an inherited network and had no documentation in the handover, we were only given the domain administrator password thats it!

 

They had an RM Nas Box and it had loads of space on it so we though to use it as backup storage for our vmware containors and while removing it from the old domain I forgot to change the password on the local administrator account or create an admin account and locked myself out of the box :( bigggg blond moment

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I did that once on a Dell Storage server although I was under the impression that I had the right non domain password.

 

Downloaded a boot CD and set the local admin password in a couple of mins.

 

Rob

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Best not get into the rm bashing haha

 

And I tried to get a cd online but the county smothwall was having none of it.

 

I somewhat give up on it for now, try again next week, with a fresh mind

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Best not get into the rm bashing haha

 

And I tried to get a cd online but the county smothwall was having none of it.

 

I somewhat give up on it for now, try again next week, with a fresh mind

 

Hey @nev104, pm me the web address for the online CD and I will try and re host it somewhere that the county smoothwall does like

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Hey @nev104, pm me the web address for the online CD and I will try and re host it somewhere that the county smoothwall does like

 

Its fine I am just going to download it at home :)

 

Thank you for the offer though

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They had an RM Nas Box and it had loads of space on it so we though to use it as backup storage for our vmware containors and while removing it from the old domain I forgot to change the password on the local administrator account or create an admin account and locked myself out of the box :( bigggg blond moment

 

Never used any RM stuff but if its just windows you can reset the local admin password dead easy using this method:

 

Use a windows CD to get into recovery command prompt, go into system32, copy magnify.exe to magnify.exe.old and then copy cmd.exe to magnify.exe. Reboot into windows.

 

Open Ease of access on the login screen and click magnifier, use your new administrator command prompt to open mmc.exe and then load the local users/groups snap in. Reset the password...

 

Once done you need to use recovery cmd again to put magnify.exe.old back to magnify.exe.

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