Re: DNS/Kerberos/LDAP integration question

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Joe, you are truly a gentleman and a scholar.

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"Joe Kaplan (MVP - ADSI)" <joseph.e.kaplan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote
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> LDAP is not involved in the logon process. The best way to understand
> what happens is to use a packet sniffer. Perhaps you could hook up a
> machine via a hub and capture some packets while another machine logs on?
> Look for port 389 access to the domain controller if you are checking for
> LDAP. Kerberos is 88, etc. There is no better way to understand what
> happens on the wire than to do some packet sniffing.
>
> Note that as I said before, this does not include any LDAP code in logon
> scripts and such. We are just talking about the actual logon.


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