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In addition, we can try to configure NTLM authentication level. Click Start, type in Secpol. Expand "Local Policies" and select "Security Options". Change the setting from "require bit" to unchecked No Minimum. Click OK, and exit. Kim Zhou. TechNet Community Support.

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Pictures helped. Didn't match my screen. Submit ». Get answers from your peers along with millions of IT pros who visit Spiceworks. Fellow Spiceheads, I am on the front-line trying to unravel a real mystery. So the network is a mixture of XP and 7. Anyone out there a similar experience with Win 7? Appreciate any help!

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View this "Best Answer" in the replies below ». Thai Pepper. Mike Davis This person is a verified professional. Ghost Chili. Thanks A. Stringham Sep 3, at UTC. Thanks, A. Barry, You can have as many cascaded switch you need, but consider well the number of hosts that you will have as you will flood your entire broadcast network and therefore you will have a very slow network.

J: What do you think about this? Soporte Flichman wrote: Barry, You can have as many cascaded switch you need, but consider well the number of hosts that you will have as you will flood your entire broadcast network and therefore you will have a very slow network.

If you are going to go gigabit, go ALL gigabit. Came across this monster thread yesterday also in my research, I am not the only one!