From: "Hrvoje Mesing" 


"Ellen K."  wrote in message
news:84luh110dnd06emd9ra8r4bj3j6c3ebnki{at}4ax.com...
>I asked about this once before and I remember there is an official term
> for it, when a server passes through the Windows credentials of its user
> to another server, but I can't remember the term.   (Think maybe it
> starts with "A"?)   Can somebody help me out?

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Hi,

Transitive Network Logon (known as pass-through Auth.). Yes, when server
(someone with resources) passes through auth. Q to valid auth. DC (which
can pass-through up to PDC owner (which will always have most fresh info
about users passw., etc.)). Also, "Transitive Network Logon" is
something which You will find in Netlogon logs when You troubleshoot users
net logons. Also note that You will find "via " enclosed in brackets which will note from which server (the
one which resources someone wanted to gain access to) auth. req. arrived
(was pass-through).

Bye,


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M.

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