No luck with either MGR.TELESUP or HPRC.TELESUP. I tried a bunch of
common passwords with MGR.TELESUP, and HPRC.TELESUP doesn't even
exist.


Forrest Smith <[log in to unmask]> wrote in message news:<[log in to unmask]>...
> I have found that a lot of times managers do not put a password on the SM enabled, TELESUP Acct. or it something easy for HP like PASS or HPRC.  I have gotten my way into a lot of machines that way.  You may want to log on as MGR.TELESUP or HPRC.TELESUP, then you can do a LISTUSER to find out passwords. Hope this helps.
>
>
> Forrest Smith
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> >>> chris collet <[log in to unmask]> 06/24/01 08:15PM >>>
> Hi,
>    This weekend I picked up an HP 3000 947, with three 2345a serial
> multiplexors, a 7980 and 7978 tape drive, and some other neat stuff.
> the 3000 has 97 megs of ram, a DAT drive and around 4 gigs of hard
> disk space ( I got all of this stuff for 50 bucks!) Anyways, I managed
> to hook a serial terminal up to it, but of course I don't know what
> the password for operator.sys is. Is there any way to bring this up in
> single user or something like that so I can log on to the system? I
> don't know what version of MPE/ix it's running, but it appears to be
> from around 1991. Thanks in advance
>     Chris.
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