Hi MIT Team,
I am doing setup for MIT KDC on solaris machine. I searched a lot over
internet, but couldn't find any appropriate doc for the KDC setup.
Request you to please give me all the steps or link to setup MIT KDC over
solaris. Also on one of the KDC I am getting below error:-
bash-3.00#
Hello,
I'm trying to understand the inner workings of Kerberos here. The following
question has arisen: Does /etc/krb5.conf have to be present and indentical on
all Kerberos infrastructure participants?
Here is what I deduced based on reading Linux man pages and other source on the
Interne
Hi all,
I've accepted a new job at Red Hat working with the Ceph engineering
team, and I'll be leaving USGS on October 31. Since my work on msktutil
was related to my job at USGS, I'm stepping down as a maintainer on the
project. (This isn't a request from my new employer - it's just that my
wife
Rufe Glick writes:
> I'm trying to understand the inner workings of Kerberos here. The
> following question has arisen: Does /etc/krb5.conf have to be present
> and indentical on all Kerberos infrastructure participants?
No, not really.
All participants should probably agree on some things, suc
On Wed, Oct 29, 2014 at 3:39 PM, Russ Allbery wrote:
> Rufe Glick writes:
>> I'm trying to understand the inner workings of Kerberos here. The
>> following question has arisen: Does /etc/krb5.conf have to be present
>> and indentical on all Kerberos infrastructure participants?
>
> No, not really
Hello,
Machine configuration: Linux Cent OS 7, MIT Kerberos 5, client side Kerberos
package is krb5-workstation v1.11.3.
Kerberos 5 client side package supplied me with two similar utilities: ktutil
and k5srvutil. I believe that there is no operation that k5srvutil script does
that ktutil can'
On 10/29/2014 07:14 PM, Rufe Glick wrote:
> Kerberos 5 client side package supplied me with two similar utilities: ktutil
> and k5srvutil. I believe that there is no operation that k5srvutil script
> does that ktutil can't do. So why do package maintainers keep both of them?
There is no ktutil e