Re: howto set MD4 NT Hash in AD and/or Local SAM

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I think, only linux/dos boot 3.5 with ntpasswd, allows to enter hash
manually.
"Michael" <Michael@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Does ANYBODY know how to set the MD4 NT Hash in AD and/or the local SAM???
> I
> can find and was successful at setting the old DES style password using
> NetUserSetInfo - but this does not work for the new MD4 NT hash! It seems
> pointless to still offer a way to set the DES password, but not the new
> "gold
> standard" MD4 password...
>
> The reason, in case anyone is wondering, is that I have a need to update
> AD
> as a secondary repository of account information and we can only get the
> MD4's not the cleartext password to update.
>
> Any help would be MUCH appreciated.


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