Can NT4 use Kerberos

From: ThreatWB (jchung_at_fhlbc.com)
Date: 07/31/03

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Date: Thu, 31 Jul 2003 09:07:14 -0700

I realize this is a W2K security forum...

I have a W2K domain (native mode) that have both Win2k and
NT4 member servers.

According to what I read, once the W2K domain is in a
native mode, "NTLM is disable. Kerberos then becomes the
default authentication technology"

Does this mean NT4 servers/workstations be using Kerberos
authentication?

Please confirm...

Thanks in advanced.

/JC

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Re: Can NT4 use Kerberos
... No. WinNT can't use Kerberos. ... Native mode only means that there are no more ... > NT4 member servers. ... > default authentication technology" ...
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Re: Can NT4 use Kerberos
... NT 4 does not have Kerberos support. ... Windows 2000 networks in native mode ... still support all legacy Windows authentication mechanisms. ... > NT4 member servers. ...
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