you can see the keys that are edited by autolog.pl very plainly in the
script itself
---from autolog.pl---
my $winlogon_key_name =
'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SOFTWARE/Microsoft/Windows
NT/CurrentVersion/Winlogon/';
my $winlogon_key = $reg{$winlogon_key_name};
defined $winlogon_key
or die "Unable to open $winlogon_key_name: $^E";
my %new_values = ('DefaultUserName' => $opts{'user'},
'DefaultPassword' => $opts{'password'},
'AutoAdminLogon' => $opts{'logon'},
'DefaultDomainName' => $opts{'domain'}
);
----end clip---
theres your reg key and values... enjoy
-sp
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