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Default Logging into an NT domain via Secure Client

Logging into an NT domain via Secure Client



Secure Client build 4153 and later have a feature called "Secure Domain Logon" that allows this to work. You must enable SDL in the "Passwords" menu of Secure Client, which requires administrative privileges on the local machine if you are running Windows NT.

In NG, you must be running the NG FP3 client or above for SDL to be supported in Connect Mode.

See also the following document: http://support.checkpoint.com/kb/docs/public/securemote/ng/pdf/sdl_connect_mode.pdf

-- PhoneBoy - 11 Apr 2004

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