Win 2000 registry

[scorpion53061]

Do these registry entries exist in Windows 2000?

HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-21-1343024091-706699826-854245398-500\Software\Microsoft\In
ternet Account Manager\Accounts\00000001


HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-21-1343024091-706699826-854245398-500\Software\Microsoft\In
ternet Account Manager

 

[Mark V]

scorpion53061 wrote in

Do these registry entries exist in Windows 2000?

HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-21-1343024091-706699826-854245398-500\Software\Mic
rosoft\In ternet Account Manager\Accounts\00000001


HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-21-1343024091-706699826-854245398-500\Software\Mic
rosoft\In ternet Account Manager

Not certain, but believe they do if you installed IIS. (IIRC)

Unless there is really a Space ("\In ternet") in them. _That_ would
raise alarms here.

 

[Mark V]

scorpion53061 wrote in

Do these registry entries exist in Windows 2000?

HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-21-1343024091-706699826-854245398-500\Software\Mic
rosoft\In ternet Account Manager\Accounts\00000001


HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-21-1343024091-706699826-854245398-500\Software\Mic
rosoft\In ternet Account Manager

Not certain, but believe they do if you installed IIS. (IIRC)

Unless there is really a Space ("\In ternet") in them. _That_ would
raise alarms here.

 

[scorpion53061]

Thanks Mark.
Does this value exist in 2000 registry?


HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Account
Manager\Accounts\00000001

 

[scorpion53061]

Thanks Mark.
Does this value exist in 2000 registry?


HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Account
Manager\Accounts\00000001

 

[Gary Smith]

Does this value exist in 2000 registry?

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Account
Manager\Accounts\00000001

It does on my system. It describes one of my email accounts, most likley
the first one I set up.

 

[Gary Smith]

Does this value exist in 2000 registry?

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Account
Manager\Accounts\00000001

It does on my system. It describes one of my email accounts, most likley
the first one I set up.

 

[Mark V]

scorpion53061 wrote in

Thanks Mark.
Does this value exist in 2000 registry?
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Account
Manager\Accounts\00000001

FWIW here (W2K, SP4 stand-alone) and no IIS specifically installed I
do have
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Account Manager\
with two (only) sub-keys
\Import\ and \Preconfigured\
and no \00000001\

I also have
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion
\ProfileList\S-1-5-21-796845957-839522115-1060284298-500\

"500" is normally (always?) the Local "Administrator" account SID.

I doubt I can help much more but think you are right in wanting this
explained fully. Possibly an IIS group? Or stay in this group and
wait for more insightful answers.

If not yet, I do suggest full A-Virus and A-Trojan scans.

 

[Mark V]

scorpion53061 wrote in

Thanks Mark.
Does this value exist in 2000 registry?
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Account
Manager\Accounts\00000001

FWIW here (W2K, SP4 stand-alone) and no IIS specifically installed I
do have
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Account Manager\
with two (only) sub-keys
\Import\ and \Preconfigured\
and no \00000001\

I also have
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion
\ProfileList\S-1-5-21-796845957-839522115-1060284298-500\

"500" is normally (always?) the Local "Administrator" account SID.

I doubt I can help much more but think you are right in wanting this
explained fully. Possibly an IIS group? Or stay in this group and
wait for more insightful answers.

If not yet, I do suggest full A-Virus and A-Trojan scans.

 

[scorpion53061]

What is going on is I am writing a vb.net app and the boss wanted me to
detect the default SMTP Server of the user and it is actually turning out to
be more of a chore than I had thought it would.

What I did though was take

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Account Manager key

and get the value data of the Default Mail Server. Then go to that key under
Accounts.

Grab the value data of the SMTP Server value and good to go.

The only problem I had with this theory are machines with Groupwise or IIS
not installed had no such listing. There I handled it with a error handler
saying it could not find the SMTP Server. I dont often find IIS not
installed but it is something to consider.

I suspect the boss will be unhappy with this so if anyone has a better idea
of where to look in the registry I would be all ears.

 

[scorpion53061]

What is going on is I am writing a vb.net app and the boss wanted me to
detect the default SMTP Server of the user and it is actually turning out to
be more of a chore than I had thought it would.

What I did though was take

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Account Manager key

and get the value data of the Default Mail Server. Then go to that key under
Accounts.

Grab the value data of the SMTP Server value and good to go.

The only problem I had with this theory are machines with Groupwise or IIS
not installed had no such listing. There I handled it with a error handler
saying it could not find the SMTP Server. I dont often find IIS not
installed but it is something to consider.

I suspect the boss will be unhappy with this so if anyone has a better idea
of where to look in the registry I would be all ears.

 

[Mark V]

scorpion53061 wrote in

What is going on is I am writing a vb.net app and the boss wanted
me to detect the default SMTP Server of the user and it is
actually turning out to be more of a chore than I had thought it
would.

What I did though was take

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Account Manager key

and get the value data of the Default Mail Server. Then go to that
key under Accounts.

Grab the value data of the SMTP Server value and good to go.

The only problem I had with this theory are machines with
Groupwise or IIS not installed had no such listing. There I
handled it with a error handler saying it could not find the SMTP
Server. I dont often find IIS not installed but it is something to
consider.

I suspect the boss will be unhappy with this so if anyone has a
better idea of where to look in the registry I would be all ears.

Well, I'll be useles.. No VB, no IIS, no Groupwise... :-(

If no other response try re-posting a new thread with the added
information above included.

 

[Mark V]

scorpion53061 wrote in

What is going on is I am writing a vb.net app and the boss wanted
me to detect the default SMTP Server of the user and it is
actually turning out to be more of a chore than I had thought it
would.

What I did though was take

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Account Manager key

and get the value data of the Default Mail Server. Then go to that
key under Accounts.

Grab the value data of the SMTP Server value and good to go.

The only problem I had with this theory are machines with
Groupwise or IIS not installed had no such listing. There I
handled it with a error handler saying it could not find the SMTP
Server. I dont often find IIS not installed but it is something to
consider.

I suspect the boss will be unhappy with this so if anyone has a
better idea of where to look in the registry I would be all ears.

Well, I'll be useles.. No VB, no IIS, no Groupwise... :-(

If no other response try re-posting a new thread with the added
information above included.

 

[scorpion53061]

Thanks Mark.

scorpion53061 wrote in

Well, I'll be useles.. No VB, no IIS, no Groupwise... :-(

If no other response try re-posting a new thread with the added
information above included.

 

[scorpion53061]

Thanks Mark.

scorpion53061 wrote in

Well, I'll be useles.. No VB, no IIS, no Groupwise... :-(

If no other response try re-posting a new thread with the added
information above included.