Does anyone know of anyone doing Kerberos (MIT/Heimdal) training for
sysadmins in Northern Europe? Something along the lines of:
- Technical details, how the technology works
- Practical implementation on:
- Linux servers and clients
- Solaris servers
- Interaction with Windows/AD
Rega
Nicolas Michel wrote:
> Hi here,
>
> I want to authenticate some linux computers (ubuntu) on a kerberos
> server, linked to an ldap one. I see how to do that with pam.
> But I have two questions :
> - is there an "offline" mode? (if I have no access to the internet I
> want to have access to my se
Douglas E. Engert wrote:
>
>
> Bjoern Tore Sund wrote:
>> I am trying to get cross-realm authentication to work between AD and
>> our MIT Kerberos realm. Windows client are in KLIENT.UIB.NO, Windows
>> user accounts are in UIB.NO, Unix/Linux machines and accounts ar
I am trying to get cross-realm authentication to work between AD and our
MIT Kerberos realm. Windows client are in KLIENT.UIB.NO, Windows user
accounts are in UIB.NO, Unix/Linux machines and accounts are in
UNIX.UIB.NO. User names in UIB.NO and UNIX.UIB.NO are the same.
KLIENT.UIB.NO and UIB
: kerberos-boun...@mit.edu [mailto:kerberos-boun...@mit.edu] Namens Bjoern
> Tore Sund
> Verzonden: vrijdag 22 mei 2009 11:05
> Aan: kerberos@mit.edu
> Onderwerp: UDP/TCP problem in cross-realm authentication
>
>
> We have linux clients in an MIT Kerberos realm (1.6.3), Windo
We have linux clients in an MIT Kerberos realm (1.6.3), Windows XP SP3
clients in AD and two-way trust configured. Accessing AD resources from
Linux clients work perfectly.
Accessing resources in the MIT Kerberos realm from Windows fails more
often than not. Lots of packet sniffing shows fr
The solution is to have nscd running. At least that solved the issue
for me.
-BT
Edward Murrell wrote:
> In the interests of helping people with the same problem in the
> future... I thought I'd post where I'm up to with this.
>
> So, pam_krb5 isn't sufficient to do this job. It would appear
