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Yup, definitely an issue depending on the configuration
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Yup, definitely an issue depending on the configuration

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Shaun Vermaak, can you explain?
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I was wondering if anyone has seen any issues with setting Network security: LAN Manager authentication level : Send NTLMv2 Reponses Only with currently support Mac OS's, Linux.<br />
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We are a large environment.
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I was wondering if anyone has seen any issues with setting Network security: LAN Manager authentication level : Send NTLMv2 Reponses Only with currently support Mac OS's, Linux.

We are a large environment.

Network security: LAN Manager authentication Level: Send NTLMv2 Responses Only

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