I've seen this discussed before, but I'm having some trouble.
My situation is that I have sshd behind a NAT. The public IP has an A
record from one of my domain names, but I have no control over the PTR
record, as this is a cable modem connection, so the ISP controls that.
So, the client goes to d
I'm trying to hire a intermediate/senior c programmer to do work on
kerberos with Steve Simmons.Additionally, some Sys. Admin, debugging and
diagnostic work would be ideal (although that's a secondary criteria). There
will be a diverse number of ongoing projects after the inital work is done as
I have a messaging based application that runs on Websphere and a requirement
has come up that it be integrated into Kerberos. So now i'm trying to learn
what Kerberos is all about.
I need to figure out how it can be done and also setup a test environment.
1) I assume I need to setup a KDC. Ca
On Nov 28, 2007, at 13:33, Steven Miller wrote:
> I've set verify_ap_req_nofail in krb5.conf and hosts
> without a keytab can still connect and obtain tickets.
> Am I misunderstanding what this option does?
It has nothing to do with getting tickets, as such, but figuring out
whether to trust the
I've set verify_ap_req_nofail in krb5.conf and hosts
without a keytab can still connect and obtain tickets.
Am I misunderstanding what this option does?
thanks in advance,
Steve
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On Nov 27, 5:25 am, "Juri Dakua" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I am trying to configure a master KDC and a slave KDC. I am facing the
> following problem while trying to do so. It will be of great help if
> someone can kindly suggest me some solution.
>
> When I try to propagate the d
I have a "problem" with kerberos and I can't figure out what's going on.
It's related to the command kpasswd.
I run a MIT kerberos (Version: 1.4.4-5ubuntu3.3) on a ubuntu 7.04 server.
The kdc and replica works well, but I have problems changing passwords.
Here is what I do and the result is the
