Hello Seema,
Sorry, but this is important to me. Let us make this clear:
JDK 1.4.2:
Specifying the keytab-file in the LoginModule will make it look there for
credentials. But the TGT is obtained from the KDC when login() is called.
JAVA5:
Specifying the keytab-file in the LoginModule will make
Hi,
Just wanted to know if it is safe to put a KDC-Server into DMZ?
TIA
Herbert
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Herbert Steininger wrote:
Hi,
Just wanted to know if it is safe to put a KDC-Server into DMZ?
TIA
Herbert
Kerberos is designed to be the authentication service that clients
will use to obtain access to the rest of the services within your
infrastructure. As such it must be accessible to
Ken Raeburn wrote:
Actually, Sam and I had an idea for a use for the KDC location plugin
interface: You could use it for experimenting with new code to do the
config-file or DNS lookups in different ways. Either for your own
private use, without affecting other users, or as a way of
does anybody know if there is a workaround for this bug?
I am using jdk1.4.2_07. Since which JDK-Version has this bug been fixed?
Is it possible to change some libraries without switching to JAVA 5 to get
this bug fixed?
(I had responded privately after someone forwarded the message to me,
On Fri, 2006-09-08 at 15:37 -0400, Ken Raeburn wrote:
On Sep 8, 2006, at 11:58, Vipin Rathor wrote:
As MIT_krb1.5 supports two plugin interfaces, one internal
interface for
new database layer and other public interface for KDC.
here, can anyone tell me,
1.How i can use these
I find that when I have a principal with both a DES key and an AES128
key then I cannot use kinit to authenticate using a keytab file that
only has the AES128 key. I would like to know why I cannot
authenticate through kinit using just my AES128 key.
The details of my interaction follow:
1.
On Sep 11, 2006, at 14:26, Rich Frobose wrote:
I find that when I have a principal with both a DES key and an AES128
key then I cannot use kinit to authenticate using a keytab file that
only has the AES128 key. I would like to know why I cannot
authenticate through kinit using just my AES128
On 9/11/06, Ken Raeburn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sep 11, 2006, at 14:26, Rich Frobose wrote:
I find that when I have a principal with both a DES key and an AES128
key then I cannot use kinit to authenticate using a keytab file that
only has the AES128 key. I would like to know why I
