Corrupted Passwords

[Eric Gisse]

sounds like someone else is messing with your passwords, to me

At 03:29 PM 11/5/2001 -0500, you wrote:
>Hello Everyone,
>
>I have introduced the original WinVNC from ATT to our network and so far its
>getting rave reviews from everyone. Its a great free product. Great work
>ATT.
>
>Anyways the reason why I'm writing is that we have noticed that something
>seems to be happening not on every workstation mind you just certain ones
>where the password gets corrupted and we are unable to login to the remote
>station without having someone on-site locally reset the password through
>default properties, this becomes a pain since we have numerous WAN locations
>in various cities.
>
>Has anyone else experienced this?? (We use the Windows version on NT 4 and
>Win 2000) Any ideas as to what could cause this? Where does VNC store the
>passwords?
>
>Tom Bigos
>Technical Support Administrator
>St. Willibrord Community Credit Union Ltd.
>167 Central Avenue, 2nd Floor
>London, Ontario Canada N6A 1M6
>Tel: (519) 672-0130 Ext. 301
>Fax: (519) 672-7831
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