Updating Security Identifiers (SIDs) and computer names
Using Ghost Walker
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/MNUPD= |
| Specifies a registry location that you want Ghost Walker to search |
<registry path> |
| for instances of the computer name to update them. This registry |
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| key and its subkeys are searched for wholly matched instances of |
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| the computer name (of the same length). If any are found, they |
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| are updated to the new computer name. |
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| Multiple registry locations may be specified with multiple |
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@<argumentfile> |
| Specifies a file containing |
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| Walker should open and read in addition to those specified in the |
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/FNI |
| Disables the direct IDE drive access method. |
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/FNS |
| Disables the direct SCSI drive access method. |
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/FNX |
| Disables the Extended Int0x13 drive access method. |
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Following is an example of command line use:
The above command line does the following:
■Updates the Windows 95, 98, Me, NT, XP, or 2000 installation located on the second partition of the first disk.
■Updates file systems on additional volumes on the first partition of the first and second disks.
■Changes the computer name to one starting with WS4- and ending with - 443, placing random hexadecimal values in the remaining spaces until the new name is the same length as the old one. For example,
■Does not prompt the user for final confirmation.
