Windows event id 36874

I also have Kaspersky Internet Security installed as other users of this forum did ask for firewalls and so Regards Samuel. This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread.

I have the same question Report abuse. Details required :. The TLS connection request has failed. TLS encryption protocol is not enabled on your Windows Server. You can easily determine which protocols are enabled by having a look at the following registry key:.

This is done by editing Windows Registry keys. However, for an average Windows administrator this is fairly complex and time consuming task. Reason: beside enabling TLS protocol itself, you need to know which combination of encryption ciphers, hashes and key exchanges need to be enabled as well. This gives a lot of possible combinations, plus you need to know which older protocols need to be turned off in order to be compliant with the best practices.

And then you would need to configure all of those via registry keys. This tool will allow you to quickly configure TLS settings according to Microsoft Best Practices with a press of a button. This comes very handy if you have to configure those settings on many servers. Current Visibility: Visible to all users. Hi, Have you checked if the answers help? If the Answer is helpful, please click "Accept Answer" and upvote it.

Thanks, Eleven. Hi Cliff, You mentioned you found it. Could you share your solution to this? I have a server which enters 3 times a day a lot of logs. Thanks in Advance. Comment Show 0. Hi, If you would like to enable TLS 1. After adding that key I have not seen the error return.

I will mark the answers above as 'Accepted' but will keep an eye on it for a few more days. Thanks for all your help. Glad to hear, you're welcome.

Unfortunately the error present itself again in the early hours of this morning. What operating system is installed? What roles does the server have? Could be, Not sure what you're referring to here. Windows Server Standard.

It is set up as a Domain Controller. Thanks, Dave. I'll pass that on to my network guy. So I suppose some marking guru has decided that rather than remove what they can't fix, they use it to ram advertising propaganda down your throat! Monday, April 24, AM. Hi , Did the TLS event id has impacting the production if we can just ignore it.

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