RE: Using DDM between system with different QPWDLVL

Ah, yes... As I recall, the "encrypted" hash used for authentication is controlled by this system value... level 1 specifically removes support for "NETSERVER" password hash value (actually NTLMv2 LAN Manager hash).

That's a real problem... I wonder if Kerberos might be a way around this. I can't remember if there are restrictions for Kerberos regarding QPWDLVL.

-Eric

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From: MIDRANGE-L [mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Tim Crowley
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Subject: RE: Using DDM between system with different QPWDLVL

Yes I have completed that on both systems.
Everything is the same on both systems except for the system value QPWDLVL (Password Level) on the source system it's set to 2 and the target it's 1.








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