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        Title           : Using Kerberos as a key exchange method in Secure 
                          Shell
        Author(s)       : J. Salowey
        Filename        : draft-salowey-secsh-kerbkeyex-00.txt
        Pages           : 6
        Date            : 05-Sep-00
        
This memo describes two methods for using Kerberos [KRB5] for 
authentication and key exchange in the Secure Shell protocol.  The first 
method uses Kerberos as a means to authenticate the Diffie-Hellman 
exchange described in [SSH-TRANSPORT].  The second method uses Kerberos 
for authentication and key-exchange.  This memo also defines a new user 
authentication method which allows an authorization name and optional 
credentials to build upon the underlying authenticated key exchange.

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