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Remote Registry Admin, If You Dare!
TechRepublic has published a short article by Jim Wells on how
to remotely access a user's registry with Windows XP Pro.
He points out that getting the permissions set correctly to allow
remote access is perhaps more difficult than actually
performing the remote access.
As is common with registry-tinkering articles,
this one admonishes you to backup the registry before
beginning.
As usual, I have to wonder how many people actual perform
that step before starting to modify the registry.
Now that you can easily tweak away on some remote user's
registry without even getting out of your chair, I have
to imagine that even more registry operations will be performed
without the benefit of a prior backup.
You can read the entire article online at
TechRepublic's website.
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