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The thing is, the computer hosting CVSNT is behind a firewall and all of the developers developing on the CVS are offsite or behind a seperate firewall. The other thing is, I dont know how to configure it for sspi. I mean, will sspi work with WinCVS and TortoiseCVS clients? Most of the developers use those two clients, others use other clients ofcourse... I just want to make the dam thing work. Will it work with SSPI? Also, I dont want to have a windows 2000 user account for each user on the cvs... well if it works ill go for it, but i had bad experience with windows 2000 accounts management.... "Dave Andrus" <hoopdogz at hotmail.com> wrote in message news:bavktd$4rs$1 at sisko.nodomain.org... > This may seem like a dumb answer; however, why are you using PSERVER? The > advantage of using CVSNT on a Windows NT machine is the SSPI protocol -- > being able to manage users and permissions using NT users and groups. > > Best of all, SSPI encapsulates all of the authentication; so, the only > firewall issue you (may) have to deal with is the normal CVS port -- 2401. > > Are you locked into using PSERVER for your developers' authentication or > can you use something else? >