I would like to use a "secure" TCP remoting channel to ensure that my data is 
encrypted.  I have my own authentication mechanism since clients will 
normally not be members of the server's domain.

From reading newsgroup posts, it appears that when using a secure TCP 
channel, the server's operating system will always try to authenticate the 
client's credentials.  Is this true?!  It seems to be true since I get "The 
server has rejected the client credentials." whenever I test from non-domain 
client machines.  Testing from client machines logged into the domain works 
fine.

I don't want Windows to try to authenticate the client.  I simply want 
encryption.  Am I out of luck?