RHSA-2023:0637

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For details on how to apply this update, which includes the changes described in this advisory, refer to: https://access.redhat.com/articles/11258 After installing this update, the smb service will be restarted automatically.

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Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~

Users can disable MD5-based NetLogon by adding the following snippet to their smb.conf ~~~ reject md5 clients = yes ~~~ in case there's still need to allow SMB to authenticate to MD5-based NetLogon servers, it's possible to explicitly enable it per-server based: ~~~ server reject md5 schannel:<SERVERNAME>$ = no ~~~