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Removing that line worked, thank you very much. The location was /usr/local/etc/etter.conf if anyone else wants to know.

I found that file in /usr/local/share/ettercap/etter.ssl.crt (backtrack3). However, if that file is removed or replaced with a blank text file, ettercap displays an error stating that the file does not exist and then the program terminates.

Seeing SSL traffic isn't that important to me. How would I disable ssl proxying?

I was wondering if it was possible to disable the certificate that ettercap displays when a user visits a SSL site. I am using a fresh copy of ettercap if that makes a difference.

I can confirm that this works with windows xp / ubunti 9.04. Once you install linux, it presents you with a grub menu that allows you to select between linux / windows

I was afraid that I was ultimately going to have to go to every machine in the end / RDP. Thank you for the help

I have the admin logins if that's what you're referring to. It's pretty much a fresh windows install, so I believe both machines are set to workgroup. I have found a way to get remote registry working, but it requires physical access to the machine. Running secpol.msc and then changing Network access: Sharing and security model for local accounts to classic makes things work, but this isn't a viable solution to me as I would have to manually modify X number of boxes. Regedt32 has the same results of regedit which is a returned value of "Access Denied"

I have remote registry enabled on two machines and for some reason I cannot get the connection initiated. I open regedit and go to "Connect Network Registry" type in \\IP address and attempt to connect. I am prompted with a username/password prompt, but my credentials never seem to work when I put them in. Anyone know why this is occurring? Both machines are running Windows XP SP3. The problem also remains the same when connecting from Vista x64 SP1 > XP SP 3