>It uses either Kerberos or NTLM based on the best protocol that can be negotiated >(using >the Negotiate protocol). 
>I don�t believe you can disable the netlogon.  Also, your question doesn�t make >sense to me >as the server IS using Kerberos (or NTLM) to authenticate the user to >AD.
Oh, I don't know that Netlogon uses either kerberos or NTLM, ethereal can't parse it, maybe bec it's being sent encrypted.  So, how does it work ? It tries kerberos first and only if it doesn't work then it will try NTLM ?
 
>If you want to ensure you are using Kerberos, you can set the OWA server
>to only allow Kerberos authentication.  This can be set using a group
>policy.
Which policy ? Group Policy --> Computer Configuration --> Windows Settings -->Security Settings --> Local Policies --> Security Options --> ?
 
Thanks
lara
Lara Adianto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Hi list,

In the process of authenticating a user login to OWA, I noticed that the front end server use DC RPC RPC_Netlogon to authenticate the user to AD. However, as the stub data is encrypted, I couldn't really figure out how the authentication is actually done. Is it NTLM ? Kerberos ? or something else ?

Is there any way to disable RPC_Netlogon authentication and configure Front End to use kerberos to authenticate the user to AD ?

thanks
lara



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