4 GUESS_PASS, SYSTEM MANAGEMENT, Test users passwords.   DESCRIPTION:J This tool was developed to get users passwords.  This is to help determineN security issues releating to passwords.  I use this program to verify that new# users don't use "simple" passwords.      Parameter:	USERNAME   I Qualifiers:	[no]COUNTWORDS	--  [Don't] Count the words in the dictionary. 0 		[no]DICTIONARY	--  [Don't] Use the dictionary.: 		[no]DOUBLEUP	--  [Don't] Double words in the dictionary.% 						ex:  test SAND	  <- Not doubled & 						     test MAN     <- Not doubled" 						     test SANDMAN <- doubled" 						     test MANSAND <- doubled  @ 		INTERVAL=time	--  Interval to display progress.  Default is 10 				    seconds.  						ex: /interval="0 00:01:00"" 						    this indicates 0 days, 0J                                                     hours, 1 minute, and 0;                                                     seconds   < 		MAXADDITIONS=n	--  Largest number to add to the end of the  				    password.  Default is 9. 						ex: test SAND  						    test SAND0 						    test SAND1 ...  ? 		MAXCOLUMNS=n	--  Largest number of columns to test.  Once all O                                     the words have been used in the dictionary, N                                     the program will start to try ALL possibleP                                     passwords.  The default number of columns isP                                     set 5.  Which means it will test up to ZZZZZL                                     then stop testing.  See NOTE #1 for more0                                     explanation.  > 		METHOD=method	--  Search method.  This does not apply to theP                                     dictionary words.  Options are BVM and JDW. M                                     BVM is the default.  See NOTE #2 for more 0                                     explanation.  0 		[no]REVERSE	--  [Don't] Reverse the passwords.# 						ex: test SAND	<- not reversed ( 						    test DNAS	<- reversed password    L NOTE #1: BVM method will test 0, 1, 2..., A, B, C..., 00, 10, 20..., A0, B0,O          C0..., YZ, ZZ, 000, 100, 200...  The default number of columns to test L          is 5.  Which means it will test up to ZZZZZ then stop testing.  See  L NOTE #2: JDW method will test 0, 1, 2..., A, B, C..., 00, 01, 02..., 0A, 0B,N          0C...  The right most column will increase the fastest, where the BVM?          method will increase the left most column the fastest.   