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Some small comments... On Thu, 27 Feb 2003 14:36:25 -0700, "Glen Starrett" <grstarrett at cox.net> wrote: >First off, it looks like you're using an old client (and server). I get the >same client and server version numbers: "1.11.1.3 (Build 72) >(client/server)". I'm not sure where you got the version you listed. If >you are using winCVS, you need to be on the latest Beta version to be able >to use sspi protocol (I am using 1.3.10.1 beta 10 build 1)--and even then, >they ship an old version of CVSNT with their client (build 57k). I don't The WinCvs you download today is 1.3.12.1 and it ships with CVSNT b72. ... snip ... And the 1.10.8 version does not use the latest style of authentication at all. I don't even now remember how it was done, but surely not the way the original poster wants it. So the advice is this: Get the latest dsitribution of CVSNT for the server and replace the existing one. During installation make sure the pserver protocol is not included and to be on the safe side only include the SSPI protocol. This minimizes the chance for eavesdropping... Get the latest version of WinCvs as well. Then use the SSPI protocol, since you are an all Windows shop there is no need for anything else at all. After this is done I am quite certain you will find the going much easier. /Bo (Bo Berglund, developer in Sweden)