AcceptSecurityContext problem on WinXP

From: Anthony Hunter (anthony.hunter_at_invensys.comNO)
Date: 10/30/03

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        I'm having problems using AcceptSecurityContext() to test a security
    context on WinXP. It is only a problem on WinXP when it is not part of a
    domain or has not had the Network Setup Wizard run on it. Can someone
    explain why, and possibly if there is a way to correct this, or does one of
    the above always need to be done?

    Thanks,
    Anthony 

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