Testing the secure channel for a computer
Use this recipe to test the secure channel for a domain-joined device.
Getting ready
To test the secure channel, the device needs to be on the same logical networks as at least one of the domain controllers. You might be able to test the secure channel when connected through a VPN connection—when the required traffic is allowed through.
When a specific domain controller is specified, ensure the Netlogon service is running.
How to do it...
This recipe describes two ways to test the secure channel for a Windows 10-based device:
- Using the command line
- Using Windows PowerShell
Using the command line
To test the secure channel, enter the following command line on an elevated command prompt (cmd.exe):
nltest.exe /server:DomainControllerName /sc_query:lucernpub.com
Replace DomainControllerName with a hostname for a reachable domain controller for the domain and replace lucernpub.com with the domain...
