Windows 2003 Secure Channel....which protocol?
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I've read some things about Kerberos and NTLM, but I'm not sure which protocol is used to accomodate a secure channel between XP clients and Server 2003 Domain Controllers.
According to Microsoft papers, NTLM is used on NT based Servers. I'm not sure if they mean Server 2003 as well.
I'm pretty sure Kerberos is used for user authentication and Tickets for access to the domain, but I'm not exactly sure which authentication protocol(NTLM or Kerberos) is used to establish the secure channel.
Any help would be great.
According to Microsoft papers, NTLM is used on NT based Servers. I'm not sure if they mean Server 2003 as well.
I'm pretty sure Kerberos is used for user authentication and Tickets for access to the domain, but I'm not exactly sure which authentication protocol(NTLM or Kerberos) is used to establish the secure channel.
Any help would be great.
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royal
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TLS/SSL. It should do NTLM and Kerberos.
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donald7862003
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Kerberos is used in an Server2003 environment NTLM is an older technology. Server 2003 will use NTLm if the OS cannot use kerberosOn the road to MCITP......