Thursday, 14 July 2011

How to get re-access of your data, if you forget password.

In large organization its really challenge to remember all the application password, sometime you forget and few instance application user not there. Everyone uses password to protect unauthorized access from others. But in some way, if you lost your password then its really problematic for you. In modern world, information technology heavily come in workplace and dependence on various application on the rise, so these type of event as well.

Just thinking of that scenario where your database password not in your mind or just imagine that your e-mail tool such as MS Outlook or lotus notes which have your all  the official mail in it and you forget password prior to your important meeting. You can suffer severely due to unavailability of your data at that point of time. Now the potential solutions for those users who is actually suffering from password unavailability are password recovery software. The programming concepts which software developers are using in these password recovery software are really complicated one. They are using brute force algorithm technique in recovering password from various software program.

Today many corporates uses IBM Lotus Notes for business e-mail, calendaring, PIM, instant messaging, web browsing etc. In Lotus Notes, every note is store in .NSF file, that mean 'notes storage facility'. The server software is called Lotus Domino and the client software is Lotus Notes. Notes Storage Format has its own security in the form of Access Control List(ACL), that specifies the level of access a user or a server can have to that database.


Sometimes Access Control List of Lotus Notes deny the user to open a NSF file, due to the access protection, using 'file owner manages'. In this case you can use NSF Local Security Remover from SysInfoTools that enables user to remove access protection from secured NSF database file of Lotus Notes and get full control of your NSF file in just a few minutes.

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