T
Tester
Hi there,
Is there a way to change the NT4 logon server on an XP machine?
Thank you, T
Is there a way to change the NT4 logon server on an XP machine?
Thank you, T
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Tester
Alternativelly, can I stop the logon service so that backup domain
controller does not do logon authentications? Thanks, T
controller does not do logon authentications? Thanks, T
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Phillip Windell
Tester said:Hi there,
Is there a way to change the NT4 logon server on an XP machine?
Thank you, T
In NT4 there is only one logon server.
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Phillip Windell
Tester said:Alternativelly, can I stop the logon service so that backup domain
controller does not do logon authentications? Thanks, T
1. No. Gobs and gobs and gobs of things depend on the Logon Service
2. BDCs in the NT4 "world" do not do logons. Their primary job is to
maintain a "backup" copy of the Domain Database
If anyone knows differnet and has some reference material, that's fine, I'm
be glad to read it.
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Tester
Hi there,
Very good, but some machines are authenticated by the BDC in the echo
%logonserver% command which I want to change to the PDC, somewhere in
the registry if possible. Thanks, T
Very good, but some machines are authenticated by the BDC in the echo
%logonserver% command which I want to change to the PDC, somewhere in
the registry if possible. Thanks, T
P
Phillip Windell
Tester said:Hi there,
Very good, but some machines are authenticated by the BDC in the echo
%logonserver% command which I want to change to the PDC, somewhere in
the registry if possible. Thanks, T
The BDC did not do the authentication,...it simply passed in on to the PDC.
Then again we are talking about something from 9 years ago and I don't
remember all the details of how it worked.
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Phillip Windell
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The views expressed, are my own and not those of my employer, or Microsoft,
or anyone else associated with me, including my cats.
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