Re: How do I prevent windows from passing through the current authentication?
From: Ryan Stevens (ryan.stevens_at_solidstore.co.uk)
Date: 06/19/03
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Date: Thu, 19 Jun 2003 12:51:01 +0100
Did you ever solve this problem? I also wish to disable pass-through
authenication.
On Thu, 29 May 2003 11:02:58 -0700, "Greg Dunbar"
<dunbargr@hotmail.com> wrote:
>When you attempt to connect to a Windows 2000/XP machine from another, which
>are not in the same domain, windows attempts to pass the current
>authentication before prompting you with the "Enter network password" box.
>This is helpful if you have two machines, and create the same account name
>and password on each of them.
>
>However... if the account name doesn't exist on the other machine, or the
>password is different, windows will still try the current name and password
>TEN TIMES before prompting you. (Turn on auditing and check for yourself)
>This is causing a problem where users bring in their personal machines, and
>use the same account name as the domain here at work but a different
>password. This triggers our account lockout policy! So even if they type
>the correct password when prompted, they are still locked out.
>
>How can I limit the number of times windows tries to use the current
>authentication before prompting?? Or preferably stop windows from trying
>the current authentication at all.
>
>TIA
>Greg
>
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