Re: probably a simple pinhole / deployment question...

rjvalenta@xxxxxxxxx wrote:

.....i guess a better question would be - on what port does a
workstation/server communicate with the domain controller to verify my
user information and allow me access?

Depends on your authentication. You can do NTLM via NetBIOS and SMB, but
you can also do Kerberos or direct-supplied credentials.

Anyway, shouldn't your firewall omit some useful logging?
.

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