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Trend Micro ServerProtect Password Reset

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title: Trend Micro ServerProtect Password Reset
date: 2021-09-15 15:02 +8
description: password reset method
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tags: Windows TrendMicro AntiVirus

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This article is about the password reset method for running ServerProtect on Windows platform. Please read the following contents carefully and check whether it meets your needs.

Solution

  1. turn on regedit login editor
    If the OS is 64-bit, follow HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\ServerProtect\CurrentVersion\Agent,
    If the OS is 32-bit, follow the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\TrendMicro\ServerProtect\CurrentVersion\Agent
  2. put it AgentPassword value is deleted.
  3. This will change the password to the default password:VPROTECT.

experience

This password system is too fragile!
Wouldn't anyone be able to bypass password verification at will?

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Windows IIS 8 website inexplicable 403.3 validation error

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title: Windows IIS 8 website inexplicable 403.3 validation error
date: 2021-09-15 11:49 +8
description: Windows folder permissions adjustment.
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tags: IIS Windows

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This article is a solution for IIS 8 and newer for Windows.

Check for problems

  1. Create a new website and create a simple helloWorld.html file, if it is in a subdirectory, remember to convert it to "web application".
  2. This folder permission gives Everyone permission "Full Control".
  3. If the problem can be solved in this way, it is established as a permission setting problem.

main solution

  1. In wwwroot or the root directory of the website, give IIS_IUSRS Group Read and Write permissions.
  2. Excuting an order iisreset /restart, which will restart IIS for the new permission settings to take effect.
  3. On a different computer, browse the website you just set up to check whether it can be displayed normally. If not, take the alternative method as follows.

Alternative workaround

  1. In wwwroot or the root directory of the website, give IIS AppPool\MyApplicationPoolName Group Read and Write permissions.
    ※Here MyApplicationPoolName should be the application pool name of the website.
  2. Switch to Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager and click on the website.
  3. On the right panel, click "Authentication" under the IIS category.
  4. In the "Anoymous Authentication" option under "Authentication", make sure it is "Enable".
  5. Right click on it and select "Edit...".
  6. The default option should be "Specific user": "IUsr", we switch to the second item "Application pool identity".
  7. Excuting an order iisreset /restart, which will restart IIS for the new permission settings to take effect.
  8. On a different computer, browse the website you just set up to check whether it can be displayed normally. I got here and solved the problem.

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