This situation can occur if the authentication is based on protocols such as SPNEGO (WWW-Authenticate: Negotiate), Kerberos, NTLM and if Channel Binding Tokens are utilized.
This behavior is a security feature of the underlying authentication protocol.
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If you are managing ESET endpoint products remotely using ESET Security Management Center (or ERA/ECA), apply these settings as a policy.
Disabling this feature will leave your server vulnerable to Man in the Middle attacks and is not recommended. We recommend that you attempt the solution above.
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