Hello- I have a .edu environment with a single Kerberos realm (MIT Krb5, no Krb4) with ~70,000 principals. I'm not sure I have my terminology right, but what is the maximum number of pts user entries I can allocate in a single AFS cell?
I'm thinking about deploying a single AFS cell, where each user's pts entry id matches the existing numeric ID (integer, non-reassignable, currently our highest is around 100,000, currently used for Posix UIDs across many Linux systems). Is this possible? I keep seeing reference to 32,768 as a maximum pts id number -- is that correct? If this is not possible, what other options would you all recommend? AFS seems to fit all my needs (Krb5 authentication, Unix hosted, virtual filesystem, horizontally scalable), as long as all 70,000 users can share files securely with all other users. I'm sure this info is posted somewhere, but I have not yet stumbled upon the magic google-cantation to reveal it to me. Please point me to the correct documentation if it exists, with a well thumped RTM as appropriate. Thank you all, -Matt -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ OpenAFS-info mailing list OpenAFS-info@openafs.org https://lists.openafs.org/mailman/listinfo/openafs-info
