software:win:sec:enabletls
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| * Many applications that use schannel are written so that the receiver side assumes application data will be packed into a single packet. This occurs even though the application calls schannel for decryption. The applications ignore a flag that is set by schannel. The flag indicates to the application that there is more data to be decrypted and picked up by the receiver. **This method does not follow the MSDN-prescribed method of using schannel. Because the security update enforces record-splitting, | * Many applications that use schannel are written so that the receiver side assumes application data will be packed into a single packet. This occurs even though the application calls schannel for decryption. The applications ignore a flag that is set by schannel. The flag indicates to the application that there is more data to be decrypted and picked up by the receiver. **This method does not follow the MSDN-prescribed method of using schannel. Because the security update enforces record-splitting, | ||
| * **Broken applications include Microsoft products and in-box components.** The following are examples of scenarios that may be broken when the SendExtraRecord registry value is set to 1: | * **Broken applications include Microsoft products and in-box components.** The following are examples of scenarios that may be broken when the SendExtraRecord registry value is set to 1: | ||
| - | * All SQL products, and applications that are built onto SQL. | + | * All SQL products, and applications that are built onto SQL.\\ |
| - | * Terminal Servers that have Network Level Authentication (NLA) turned on. By default, NLA is enabled in Windows Vista and later versions of Windows. | + | * Terminal Servers that have Network Level Authentication (NLA) turned on. By default, NLA is enabled in Windows Vista and later versions of Windows.\\ |
| - | * Some Routing Remote Access Service (RRAS) scenarios. | + | * Some Routing Remote Access Service (RRAS) scenarios.\\ |
software/win/sec/enabletls.txt · Last modified: 2022/02/05 04:38 by root
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