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vega, james wrote: > Tony Hoyle wrote: > >>vega, james wrote: >> >> >>>That works fine on my Windows system, but this is my Linux >> >>system that I'm >> >>>attempting to work from. >> >>Linux is harder.. SSPI is limited to NTLMv1, which may be disabled on >>your network. > > > These two systems are on the same network and I am able to login to our > websites that use NTLM. Is there a way that I could verify whether it is > enabled? Ask your admin... it may be NTLMv2 or Kerberos only (especially if you don't anticipate having any Win9x machines connecting). NTLMv1 is pretty insecure - there are good reasons to disable it. It's there only as a compatibility option since there's no encryption supported and the LM passwords are crackable. On a closed network where you trust everyone it's usable though. Tony