Windows 10: Establish an NTLM SSP by default during authentication

Problem: how to establish an SSP in the NTLM protocol mandatory, without the possibility of disabling it on the receiving sideserver.Where and what parameters need to configure? Is it in Group Policy or Registry? My team didn't find it.The parameters known to me, such as "Minimum session security for NTLMSSP based including secure RPC servers" and "Minimal session security for NTLM SSP based including secure RPC clients, do not make the use of SSP mandatory, because we can disable it for example with the help of the linux program "re

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Win 10 networking to an XP computer has changed

Hi there
enable it and it should work

Note though keep XP machine reasonably isolated on your LAN as these days there's minimal security for XP any more.

Cheers
jimbo

 

Win 10 networking to an XP computer has changed

Bro67


I tried the things in those 2 links and I already had those enabled.


When I googled enable SSP / NTLM on XP. Google said did you mean?


SSO / NTLM on XP


So do you think you meant to say SSP? If so is that a different setting than NTLM? If so I didn't do that. Here's what I did:

1. Click Administrative Tools.
2. Click Local Security Policy > Local Policies > Security Options > Network Security: LAN Manager authentication level.
3. Click Send LM& NTLM - use NTLMv2 session security if negotiated.

Do you think that was correct?

 

NTLM authentication (or Windows Integrated auth) on E50 not working - any possibilities?

Seems that E50 browser does not accept NTLM authentication (or Windows Integrated auth).

Is there any browser for E50 which works with NTLM auth (or Windows Integrated auth) ?

Thx,

Lauri.
Message Edited by on 14-Dec-2006

08:58 PM