> I don't work for Lucent RABU wrote:
>
> > Never say never ;)
> >
> > use a sniffer on port 1645 or is it 1646 for stock LRABU? Unless you are
> > using the RFC port(s) or other... okay, so you can't see it _in/on_ the
> > PMx, but this is one method to find out what you set. Personally, I'd
> > rather just verify what is in the configuration for RADIUS and reset it on
> > the PMx... 8)
>
> That will not work. The secret is never sent on the wire. It's used on
> both ends to do the MD5 hash but not sent on the wire.
Ah! Can you tell I don't really do 'hacking' 8)
> However, I *THINK* (Been a long time) the old C version of pmbackup makes a
> binary file you can poke around with a hex editor in and try to find it. No
> guarantee though. I know the C version of the dump user program can get
> passwords in clear text from the user table.
Uhm, I know that PmConsole 3.5.1.4 doesn't clean up after itself and
leaves your passwords in one of the .tmp files it creates in your %tmp%.
Not sure if you do a config backup and hex that will show the PMx
secret...
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