Recover SIP extension password 11

[gberger]

We are in a process to replace an IP Office that has third party SIP extensions with a Cloud base system and was wondering if it's possible to retrieve the user's SIP password?
I have a backup of the IP Office but in the password field it shows only dots and it doesnt allowed to copy that field.

 

[derfloh]

Try to export entire configuration as text/csv.

I’m not sure if it contains the password.

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[budbyrd]

Maybe I am misunderstanding, but couldn't you just default the phone? Either that or change the password and the phone won't login until you provide the new password.

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[Westi]

You have to go into the programming of the device anyways and change the call server so you can just change the password at the same time.

You can export the config as .csv and the passwords are all in there but they are encoded. With a simple algorithm but nevertheless encoded.

If you like then please send me the config and which users you want the passwords for and I can try and decypher them. I once spent a whole weekend typing in different passwords and wrote the way it is encrypted down.
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[nnaarrnn]

pink start for Westi for the generous offer like that!

 

[gberger]

derfloh It does contains the password but encrypted ex: if i put !@#$1234 for password the csv file gives me AAAA5555 so i see the password lenght but not the real password...

budbyrd I cannot default the devices, these are zebra handheld devices(about 30) registered to a Zebra server so i would've like to test a few on our system before migrating from the IP Office.

 

[gberger]

Thank you Westi! I will send you the config file

 

[tlpeter]

I recall that a (Very) old version of manager could show the passwords, but I really do not remember which version(s) that was.

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[gberger]

Hello Westi,

Not sure if you got my email but i found out that the password for all my SIP extensions is the same.

The encrypted password is: Yv"g{#uA?E (10 characters long, no space)

Can you find what it really is?

Thanks again

 

[sizbut]

Sorry but if that's the case, why not just load the configuration in Manager and look at it - click on the eye icon next to the dots.

Stuck in a never ending cycle of file copying.

 

[gberger]

sizbut

There is no eye icon next to the dots, which version of Manager are you using?

 

[IPGuru]

Password is : CanTire218

python function to decode

def decodepwd(source):
    pwd=''
    for index,char in enumerate(source):
        newchar=ord(char)-(12+len(source)-index)
        if newchar <32:
            newchar=newchar+96
        pwd += chr(newchar)
    return pwd

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[gberger]

IPGuru you're the man, have a star!
Thanks a lot

 

[sizbut]

which version of Manager are you using?" - but that feature's been there for a while.

Stuck in a never ending cycle of file copying.

 

[gberger]

sizbut

I am using Manager 11.1.0.1.0 build 95 and there is no eye icon next to the dotted password thats why i asked which version you were using.

The password decrypted by IPGuru is the right one anyway.

 

[gberger]

IPGuru

I am having issue with Python on Windows... what would be the real password for "B??D"

Thanks again

 

[IPGuru]

Hi
that is 2017
note, I am not going to become a proxy password decode service, for many reasons I simply don't have the time

not sure why you are having issues with python on windows, I ran this function (with the surrounding code needed to call it) on a windows 10 pc although I prefer to use Linux whenever possible.
(Could potentially be ran on an IPO server but Avaya would not recommend it )

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[gberger]

Thank you IPGuru,

I finally found a website where i could load the Python code and was able to retrieve password "2017"
I will keep it for the next time.

 

[IPGuru]

Glad you have found it useful


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