/SetSecurity

Sets the current supported security package on ServerList.

See also /ListConfig to display current settings.

Note  The Chat Service must be stopped and restarted for this command to take effect.

Syntax

Chatcmd ServerList /SetSecurity=[Package][DisableNTLM][DisableClearText]

Parts

ServerList   This switch supports multiple servers in its command line. To ensure complete setting of information, all applicable servers should be listed, in the form Server1,Server2,Server3¼.
Package Any SSPI package name. To specify multiple packages, such as DPA, directly from the Chatcmd command line, it is necessary to enter "DPA" (quotation marks required) for the package. To enter multiple packages from within an .rsp file, do not use quotation marks.
DisableNTLM Use YES or NO. YES means to disable Windows NT Challenge/Response authentication (NTLM).
DisableClearText   Use YES or NO. YES means to disable Chat Service Clear Text password authentication.

Examples

chatcmd myserv01,myserv02 /SetSecurity=DPA,Yes
     Sets the security package to DPA, disables NTLM, and does not affect current setting of Clear Text.
  
chatcmd * /SetSecurity=DPA,*,Yes  
     Sets the security package to DPA, does not affect current setting of NTLM, and disables Clear Text.
  
chatcmd myserv01,myserv02 /SetSecurity="DPA",Yes,Yes
     Sets the security package to DPA and disables both NTLM and Clear Text.


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