Questions tagged [credssp]

CredSSP is a new Security Support Provider (SSP) that is available in Windows XP SP3 by using the Security Support Provider Interface (SSPI).

CredSSP is a new Security Support Provider (SSP) that is available in Windows XP SP3 by using the Security Support Provider Interface (SSPI).

CredSSP enables a program to use client-side SSP to delegate user credentials from the client computer to the target server. (The target server is accessed by using server-side SSP). Windows XP SP3 involves only the client-side SSP implementation.

The client-side SSP implementation is currently being used by Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) 6.1 Terminal Services (TS). However, the client-side SSP implementation can be used by any third-party program that is willing to use the client-side SSP to interact with programs that are running server-side SSP implementations in Windows Vista or in Windows Server 2008.

Source: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/951608/en

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Ansible with winrm only works as root?

I am using ansible 2.9.6, installed with pip, using python 3.7.3 on a debian buster server and I am trying to manage some of our windows 2016 servers with that ; I am already using powershell remoting without problem from other windows servers. The…
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Run exe on remote server under different account

I need to run an exe on a remote server. I'm using Invoke-Command -UseSSL to initiate the exe on the remote server. The exe does some work but when it needs to connect to the SQL Server, it fails to authenticate. Looking in the server log, it looks…
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Creating Windows Cluster with Powershell

I have a Windows cluster provisioning script. I am not able to execute the New-Cluster command as Administrator. It says that the user should be a domain user to be able to execute the command. I m trying to use PSExec to login as a domain user and…
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Powershell CREDSSP and TLS 1.2

Server A is Server 2008 R2, Powershell V3 All SSL and TLS enabled and all Ciphers. Server B is Server 2016, Powershell V5 and Only TlS 1.2 and specific set of Ciphers. I cannot get Credssp authentication to work from A to B, even if I use…
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In PowerShell, which authentication scheme should I use?

When using PowerShell remoting (Using the Invoke-Command cmdlet for example), an authentication scheme is required. The options are Kerberos, CredSSP, NTLM and Negotiate. What is the difference between them? What should I use?
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Understanding the NegotiateFlags parameter of NTLM messages

I'm struggling to understand how to properly read and construct my NegotiateFlags parameter on the NTLM messages. On the official protocol specification I simply cannot understand that table. I think it represents a 32-bits since the NegotiateFlags…
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WSManCredSSP setting cannot be enabled

Im trying to set up 2 Hyperv 2016 Server hosts on my local network for remote access, but I just cant get them going. Servers are configured properly - both running: PSRemoting (also tried -skipnetworkprofilechecking) Enable-WSManCredSSP -Role…
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Check if CredSSP is enabled with Powershell remotely

I'm having trouble trying to check a list of remote machines if CredSSP is enabled. When my script connects to the machine and executes the command. It ends up returning false. If I connect to that same machine via RDP and execute the same…
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Powershell Remoting CredSSP Error

I was getting this error below: "Connecting to remote server TESTSERVER01 failed with the following error message : The client cannot connect to the destination specified in the request. Verify that the service on the destination is running and…
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PowerShell memory leak when use CredSSP

I want to write code to use Powershell and create a new session by CredSSP authentication, but when I monitor the memory usage for this console, I found something is not disposed, so the memory usage grows slowly. After I use ANTS to check memory…
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How to use sqlcmd.exe in windows-auth no-trust cross-domain scenario?

I have a somewhat complex deployment scenario to deal with. I have two domains, production and test, which have no trust with one another. I'm implementing automated deployments from the production domain to the test domain, and the databases in the…
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