Differences Between 128-bit and 40-bit versions of Service Pack 3 and Service Pack 4ID: Q176820
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How to identify differences between the exportable and non-exportable (strong crypto) versions of Windows NT system files.
Because of US government regulations that restrict the export of software
containing strong (128-bit) cryptographic algorithms, Microsoft produces
two versions of the North American English service packs. One which
implements strong cryptographic algorithms (128-bit) and is not exportable
outside North America without an export license, and a second version that
contains exportable (40-bit) cryptographic code, which is exportable to
most destinations without restriction.
Because of these governmental export restrictions, no localized versions of
Windows NT are currently available in 128-bit versions. Non-North American
English versions of these files contain only exportable cryptographic code.
In Service Pack 3, the only files that are different between the 40-bit and
128-bit versions of the service packs are:
Ndiswan.sys
Ntlmssps.dll
Schannel.dll
Security.dll<BR/>
Update.inf
File Name Description
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Ndiswan.sys MS WAN Wrapper Network Driver (Export Version)
Ntlmssps.dll NtLm Security Support Provider Service DLL (Export
Version)
Schannel.dll PCT / SSL Security Provider (Export Version)
Security.dll NtLm Security Support Provider Client DLL (Export
Version)
File Name Description
-------------------------
Ndiswan.sys MS WAN Wrapper Network Driver (Domestic Use Only)
Ntlmssps.dll NtLm Security Support Provider Service DLL (Domestic
Use Only)
Rsaenh.dll Microsoft Enhanced Cryptographic Provider (US/Canada
Only, Not for Export)
Schannel.dll PCT / SSL Security Provider (US and Canada Use Only)
Security.dll NtLm Security Support Provider Client DLL (Domestic
Use Only)
Additional query words: 4.00 sp sp1 sp2 sp3 sp4
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Version : winnt:4.0
Platform : winnt
Issue type : kbinfo
Last Reviewed: February 19, 1999