Sorry, just venting:

OK, so we implemented our new SCCM infrastructure about 9 months ago (all 
W2K8 servers). Almost done with the migration from our old SMS 2003 
infrastructure (W2K3 R2 servers). I get a request from our desktop guys 
last week to create a few shares on the new SCCM servers to hold the 
workstation images. No problem. So I get a call from the desktop guys 
saying they can't access the new shares. I ask them how they are being 
accessed. They say from a bootable DOS CD. I thought them meant WinPE, so 
I tested that, and verified there are no issues. Go  back to the desktop 
guys and they say, no it's really DOS 6.22 using NDIS 2.0. So I start 
looking into it and found that the old SMS servers have a GPO setting that 
allows NTLM connections, the rest of the network doesn't. I was not aware 
of this. Our currently policy is to allow NTLMv2 only, and refuse LM and 
NTLM. I ask them if they can move to WinPE. They tell me the engineering 
involved will be too much work. So now the question is..... do I put up a 
fight and go to our Security group and tell them I want to keep NTLMv2, 
and have the desktops guys re-engineer the process? My guess is that I'll 
be over ruled, and be forced to allow NTLM for the new SCCM servers. 

Uggghhhh.........



Chris Bodnar, MCSE
Systems Engineer
Distributed Systems Service Delivery - Intel Services
Guardian Life Insurance Company of America
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 610-807-6459
Fax: 610-807-6003

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