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Special Forums Cybersecurity Is ccrypt AES 256 bit crypto secure enough? Post 302887059 by Corona688 on Wednesday 5th of February 2014 11:37:15 AM
Old 02-05-2014
It's secure enough for some governments, so I'd say so.
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nlcontrol(8)						    BSD System Manager's Manual 					      nlcontrol(8)

NAME
nlcontrol -- NETLOGON secure channel utility SYNOPSIS
nlcontrol [reconfigure] status [options] status nlcontrol [options] verify nlcontrol [options] change-password DESCRIPTION
The NETLOGON channel is a secure connection to a Windows Domain Controller that is used for non-Kerberos user authentication. nlcontrol can be used to manipulate and test the status of the NETLOGON channel. OPTIONS
-domain The service will log extensive debug information and may perform extra diagnostic checks. This option is typically only useful for debugging. -help Prints a usage message and exits. -server list The service will listen on each of the TCP ports specified in the comma-separated list. This option is typically only used for debugging. nlcontrol supports the following commands: reconfigure Force the NETLOGON service to re-read its configuration information. This is not necessary in normal operation, since the NETLOGON service will detect relevant configuration changes and re-establish the secure channel automatically. status Print the current status of the NETLOGON channel without altering its state. verify Attempt to verify that the NETLOGON channel is available and working correctly. change-password Bring up the NETLOGON channel and change the password of the machine account. The machine account is used to authenticate to the Domain Controller in order to secure the channel. DIAGNOSTICS
nlcontrol will exit with a non-zero error code if the command fails. It may also display a Windows error code, which is typically self- explanatory. HISTORY
The nlcontrol utility first appeared in Mac OS 10.7. Darwin June 1, 2019 Darwin
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