What did you try ?
I think this is a RTFM question.
On Wed, 2004-01-14 at 05:20, Jason Oakley wrote:
> I get this from typing 'kadmin' on the commandline of the KDC server itself.
> I have my own account on there which I can log into from gkadmin.
>
>
> Client not found in Kerberos database whi
We recently upgraded one of our Windows AD servers to 2003. We have a
number of service principals registered in AD which are for services run
on UNIX. Some users where having problems using these services.
It appears that 2003 AD now supports key version numbers in tickets. The
upgraded serv
kadmin
It works from the root account but not from my own. How do I add the
commandline 'kadmin' client to the database?
I've been reading through TFM and any other info I can find but I don't see
a lot of descriptive information for adding users etc to the database, so
I've been experimenting
On Wednesday, January 14, 2004 16:22:09 -0600 "Douglas E. Engert"
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We recently upgraded one of our Windows AD servers to 2003. We have a
number of service principals registered in AD which are for services run
on UNIX. Some users where having problems using these servi
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There is now an installer available for MIT Kerberos for Windows 2.5.
You may download it from the MIT Kerberos distribution page,
http://web.mit.edu/kerberos/dist/
The main MIT Kerberos web page is
http://web.mit.edu/kerberos/
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If you find the magic combination please let me know. I have been fighting
with this one for over a week.
Kevin
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> I am trying write a java server that is compatible with a windows
> application written to sspi on windows.
Please let me know if you find the magic combination. I have been working on
this for over a week.
Kevin Burton
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> I am trying write a java server that is compatible with a windows
> ap
I tried to build the kfw-2.5 from source using Visual Studio .NET 2003
and I get the following build errors:
[04/01/13 12:57:21]
g:\kburton\kfw-2.5\src\athena\auth\krbcc\src\CCacheLib\Sources\Headers\C
CIUniqueGlobally.h(82) : warning C4346: 'CCIUniqueGlobally::UniqueID'
: dependent name is not a
The only reason that I need to rebuild from source is I need the
libraries and include files for Windows so that I can build the windows
test programs specifically 'gss'. If you have those available maybe I
could avoid this build problem.
Thanks again.
Kevin Burton
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I am using the SSPI workbench (Keith Brown) in "server" mode listening at
port 4242. I am using the MIT distribution of Kerberos and compiled the
source for Windows. There is a program in that distribution called gss. This
program has a single text box entry of the form
machine port principal
I e
Please let me know if you find the magic combination. I have been working on
this for over a week.
Kevin Burton
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> I am trying write a java server that is compatible with a windows
> app
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