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Ayvaz, James wrote: > > However when I type the equvilent command on the linux client I get the > following > cvs -d CVSROOT=:sspi:DOMAINA\\user at cvsntserver:/cvsroot login > cvs [login aborted]: Logon failure: unknown user name or bad password. > SSPI on linux is at best an emulation... SSPI is a windows thing really. It's important to know that it's only NTLMv1 - any domain configured to reject the older protocol will not work with it (I expect Win2003 is configured like this). Linux knows nothing of domain controllers - it merely sends the login information to the machine that's in the CVSROOT string. This means that things like trusts cannot work unless you are in fact logging in to a domain controller. Tony