Password protected while extracting Sun Enterprise

Hello
I just downloaded "Sun Java Enterprise System 5" and trying to extract it,
but it seems some of the files or directories are password protected.
is there any password to unzip those files ?
I'm in the middle of installation and now need that cdrom to finish it.
Thanks

Check the CRC of your zip archive.
Unless Sun replaced the distributions, the ones I tried were all passwordless (both ISO image parts and multifile-archives).

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2) This morning, I had to re-enroll it and change the password to meet more stringent standards.
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