Windows Authentication

[_DeeJay_]

This is a real long shot, but I'm attempting to put a Windows machine on in a DMZ and allow it to authenticate against a Windows 2003 domain.

I therefore need to know the UUID's of all of the RPC services that the machines will attempt to use.
I've googled it, and can only come up with 2 (though it doesn't work correctly with 2).

Anyone better with google than me?

[zumbruk]

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=28

[malman]

Thanks zumbruk I was going to look that up myself. Now filed away for future reference

[_deejay_]

zumbruk said:

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=28

Thanks for the suggestion, but that's not what I was looking for.
That hard codes the port used by the directory service. I want to retain the dynamic port and instead identify the traffic using the UUID of the service, but I don't know what the UUID is.

thanks,
Darren.

[malman]

will

portqry

from the resource kit give you what you need

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=31

[_deejay_]

I'd seen that, but probably not; when you configure an RPC Policy on ISA 2004 it will query the available interfaces on the remote machine for you (i.e. return the same result as the resource kit util). However, what's not clear is from the 10 advertised services, which ones are required.

thanks,
Darren