>Sun supports Kerberos and a NIS+ Diffie-Hellman -based system. You can
>add/write 3rd party flavors, but I know of none.
This is from memory (you would know better, I guess; I don't have Solaris
source) but I thought the DH scheme, although configured in the GSS
mechanism switch, just told RPC to use the old DH RPC authentication
flavour, rather than encapsulating it in a GSS mechanism.
>Sun's TI-RPC [open] source includes an implementation of RPCSEC_GSS,
>though it does not include any implementation of any RPCSEC_GSS
>flavors.
Interesting. Where can I find this?
>Check out Sun's sites. Also, there's a Linux implementation. Google and
>other search sites are your friends.
See http://www.citi.umich.edu/projects/nfsv4/.
Although, there is support for RPCSEC_GSS in the lukeh-RPCSEC_GSS branch
of the NetInfo project of Apple's Darwin repository, for all you NetInfo
fans :-)
-- Luke
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