Mick Putley: Need to check secure channel on server

Thursday, April 12, 2018

Need to check secure channel on server

If Need to check secure channel on a server (or indeed a workstation) you can use this command:

nltest /sc_query:MyCoolDomainName

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Employed as a senior IT engineer at a large health system, comprising five hospitals, comprising 20,000 user objects and more than 2000 Windows servers. I am the primary architect and administrator of their Active Directory and internal DNS infrastructure.

A certified associate professional in the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and tries to use those skills as a leader in the major incident management team.

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