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Hey Tony, yeah that is the weird thing. Pserver protocol is working but sspi protocol is not. The guest account is enabled but the user I am logging in does have a password. I tried enabling the guest account and this didn't help. Tony Hoyle wrote: > Clayton Harbour wrote: > >> Hi Tony, more likely it is from an automated build in the background >> adding that message then if it doesn't make sense, I am sure I am >> using sspi. It also looks like that string is only in the sserver >> and psever protocol. Is there a reason why pserver would work and >> sspi would not? > > > sspi is much easier to get going - if a user is able to view a network > share on the remote box then they'll be able to use sspi seamlessly > without any problems (since it's exactly the same authentication > mechanism). > > The only known problem is if the user has no password, in which case > the system considers them insecure and forces them to guest access.. > if the guest account is disabled it means they can't login. This also > affects network shares though. > > Tony > _______________________________________________ > cvsnt-dev mailing list > cvsnt-dev at cvsnt.org > http://www.cvsnt.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/cvsnt-dev