Yes, a data gets a service ticket.
> On Jul 31, 2024, at 4:55 PM, Ken Hornstein wrote:
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>> One surprise in doing all of this is that there seems to be no standard
>> utility to let us see the auth indicator for the user's credentials. I'm
>> probably doing to use one of the test program
>One surprise in doing all of this is that there seems to be no standard
>utility to let us see the auth indicator for the user's credentials. I'm
>probably doing to use one of the test programs (adata). It seems to be
>complicated by having the auth indicator in the encrypted part of the
>ticket.
x27;t
have to give most users a separate password.
From: Ken Hornstein
Sent: Wednesday, July 31, 2024 3:44 PM
To: Charles Hedrick
Cc: kerberos@mit.edu
Subject: Re: one time password integration
>We're looking at one time password integration (DUO). A while ago
>changes were made to all
>We're looking at one time password integration (DUO). A while ago
>changes were made to allow a longer timeout, since users may take a
>while to respond to DUO requests. Since this isn't in a release yet, and
>it takes years for new versions to show up on all of our systems,
On 7/31/24 14:22, Charles Hedrick via Kerberos wrote:
The comments suggest that with TCP if there isn't an answer within 10 sec, it
then tries all servers.
This comment is outdated; I missed it when making the behavior changes.
Starting in release 1.22, once a KDC accepts a connection, the cl
We're looking at one time password integration (DUO). A while ago changes were
made to allow a longer timeout, since users may take a while to respond to DUO
requests. Since this isn't in a release yet, and it takes years for new
versions to show up on all of our systems, we can
