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ilona
Hi All,
can I, given IP address or MAC address, find SID of the computer without
going to AD scan results? Is it a registry key somewhere. I googled and saw
that computer SID is supposed to be in
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SECURITY\SAM\Domains\Account. However on my WindowsXP SP2
box, there is HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SECURITY and HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SAM
sections and Security is blank and SAM only has reg_sz property - nothing
for Domains\Account
My box is joint to a domain and AD query does return a SID for my computer.
Where can I find a matching computer SID in Registry????? Is there the same
place in Registry for SID on different versions of Windows or does it vary?
I am trying to tie together corresponding results of NMAP scan and AD scan
of the computers on the network - I am thinking that if I get IP and SID
from NMAP I could query the computer registry for its SID and tie the
results up by SID. Is there a better way?
can I, given IP address or MAC address, find SID of the computer without
going to AD scan results? Is it a registry key somewhere. I googled and saw
that computer SID is supposed to be in
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SECURITY\SAM\Domains\Account. However on my WindowsXP SP2
box, there is HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SECURITY and HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SAM
sections and Security is blank and SAM only has reg_sz property - nothing
for Domains\Account
My box is joint to a domain and AD query does return a SID for my computer.
Where can I find a matching computer SID in Registry????? Is there the same
place in Registry for SID on different versions of Windows or does it vary?
I am trying to tie together corresponding results of NMAP scan and AD scan
of the computers on the network - I am thinking that if I get IP and SID
from NMAP I could query the computer registry for its SID and tie the
results up by SID. Is there a better way?