HP CIFS Windows 2000 Interoperability (October 2002)

CIFS/9000 and Windows 2000 Interoperability

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1. Packet 108: The Windows 2000 Pro client ROS87208ERIC proposes NTLM v1 to the

CIFS/9000 member server EMONSTER

2. Packet 109: The CIFS/9000 Server EMONSTER confirms NTLM v1

3. Packet 124: The CIFS/9000 member server EMONSTER proposes NTLM v1 to the

Windows 2000 domain controller ROS87252OLK

4. Packet 125: The Windows 2000 domain controller ROS87252OLK confirms NTLM

v1.

In Mixed Mode, the CIFS/9000 member server authenticates users with the same protocol

exchange as in an NT4.0 domain.

4.3.4 Windows 2000 Client Mapping CIFS/9000 Server: Native Mode

The user logon authentication protocol exchange is the same for Mixed or Native modes.

Here is an example of the CIFS/9000 Server protocol exchange in a Native Mode domain to

compare with the Mixed Mode:

Client to CIFS/9000 Server

CIFS/9000 Server to W2000 DC