scotty adams wrote: > Hi Christopher, > > I am following some white papers that i found on the net to set kerberos. I > used the following command to create the database: > > > /usr/sbin/kdb5_util create -r SCOTTY.COM -s > > yet i cant see the cache file.. moreover the rest of the white papers arent > leading me to any correct solutions. > > I need to enable kerberos 5 on my solaris machine. > Pls advise me how to proceed. > > Many thanks, > Scotty > I suggest you read the installation guide, user guide, and admin guide from the distribution:
http://web.mit.edu/kerberos/krb5-1.6/#documentation What the kdb5_util create command does is create a Kerberos Database for the purpose of establishing a new Kerberos realm This database is the back-end for the Key Distribution Center. This is the Kerberos service that authenticates users and issues tickets for accessing services. A credential cache is not located on the KDC. A credential cache is located on the client machine and is created only after a user performs an initial authentication against the KDC and receives back a Ticket Granting Ticket. Jeffrey Altman Secure Endpoints Inc.
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