Fiery Password Retrieval Tool

[KenB]

Re: Fiery Password Retrieval Tool

Thanks for the work around!

Not quite sure what is meant with this line though, "With Command Workstation Or Fiery Downloader send this file via the DIRECT Queue", an further explanation would be much appreciated.

You can skip the utilities altogether if you want.

From a command prompt, type: lpr -S <ip address> -P direct <filename>

For example: lpr -S 102.168.1.5 -P direct c:\giveitup.ps

The "S" and "P" must be in caps, and "direct" must be in lowercase.

[empiru]

Re: Fiery Password Retrieval Tool

Great! Thanks a lot!

[charlie4u]

Re: Fiery Password Retrieval Tool

Here's a PS file that I use to retrieve the Fiery Administrator Password if the customer has lost it or is not around to give you the password.

Works like this:
Unzip the file...it will be a PostScrit file.
With Command Workstation Or Fiery Downloader send this file via the DIRECT Queue.
The Fiery will then print one sheet with the admin password. Beats the heck out of reloading system software.

Hope it helps someone in a pinch. As far as I know it works with all models past and present.

Wow..great working! i would be recommended to my friends..Thanks!
http://go4download.com

[hunterD]

Re: Fiery Password Retrieval Tool

Thank you.

[wildx]

Re: Fiery Password Retrieval Tool

Thank you, I havent had time to go back to the fiery job but the info looks good and understandable.

[copycowboy]

Re: Fiery Password Retrieval Tool

great, i just wish i had this years ago.

[hunterD]

Re: Fiery Password Retrieval Tool

This is a life saver. Thank you again. I have just reformat my comp a week ago.

[JustManuals]

Re: Fiery Password Retrieval Tool

This is a life saver. Thank you again. I have just reformat my comp a week ago.

And naturally you didn't have a backup right?

[hunterD]

Re: Fiery Password Retrieval Tool

yup.. naturally.

[stefacht]

Re: Fiery Password Retrieval Tool

Hi,
I have another problem with that script:
Here in Austria/Europe we don't have 8.5x11'' as we have different paper formats (A4 ist the default paper size).
How can I change that in the script?
Otherwise our WorkCentre just doesn't print the document...
Regards
Stef

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OK - just to let you know:
I could solve the problem for me with a workaround: I had the password for the configuration tool that you can access over the webtool.
There I could define the default paper format for ps files and define further that the Fiery changes all us format pages to din format.
Then I could print the password.... but that didn't help me anyway as I couldn't find any tool or database that could decrypt it (no, even not the one linked somewhere in this topic)!
But then I realized that I can create a new admin user with the configuration tool and now I can view and delete the print jobs with this user.
BUT: I have to say that both, the Fiery and our Xerox WorkCentre are shitty compared to other machines... you can't edit anything in the print jobs, only see which ones are there and delete unnecessary ones. I know Sharp machines well for example, and there you can change the paper format or tray later on and things like that!

[mramlawi]

Re: Fiery Password Retrieval Tool

Awsome

[acheron]

Re: Solution for MD5 Hash

If you using the file "password.ps" and are getting a MD5 Hash Number too big for a 8.5x11 page,do the following
use the file attached and proceed with the same instructions on the initial post, (I edit the file attached with a smaller font this way you will get all 32 characters on the MD5 Hash) than go the web site MD5 Decrypter.com, MD5 Decryption, Free MD5 Decrypter, Security, MD5 Hash, MD5 Security.
and input your MD5 Hash,,,, and like magic your admin password will appear
good luck to all.....

PS: if you are able to read all 32 characters with the original file, you don't need to download my file (my file has a 10 point size font, original file has a 20 point size) in my case I was not able to get all characters.

I tried the PostScript file posted above and I succeeded to print a sheet whit the next MD5 hash:
df2b9f1336167b69c622a71c82be8541
BUT the MD5-reverser that You suggested is NOT working for me...
Can you offer an alternative for me?
Many thanks!

[Griff86]

Re: Solution for MD5 Hash

I tried the PostScript file posted above and I succeeded to print a sheet whit the next MD5 hash:
df2b9f1336167b69c622a71c82be8541
BUT the MD5-reverser that You suggested is NOT working for me...
Can you offer an alternative for me?
Many thanks!

I didn't have luck running that one through as an MD5 either. It did however decrypt with SHA1 showing the MD5 hash being correct.

SHA1 Decrypter - SHA1 Decryption, Free SHA1 Decryptor, SHA1 Cracker, SHA1 Security

[Griff86]

Re: Solution for MD5 Hash

I tried the PostScript file posted above and I succeeded to print a sheet whit the next MD5 hash:
df2b9f1336167b69c622a71c82be8541
BUT the MD5-reverser that You suggested is NOT working for me...
Can you offer an alternative for me?
Many thanks!

I put this through a SHA1 decrypter and it was able to pull the MD5 decrypted password. Let me know if you have success on this.

SHA1 Decrypter - SHA1 Decryption, Free SHA1 Decryptor, SHA1 Cracker, SHA1 Security

[Griff86]

Re: Fiery Password Retrieval Tool

Actually,

It still is MD5. The other websites database just didn't have a record of your certain hash value. So disregard the SHA1 part