With 6.2 (as far i have tested) you must provide a valid servicename to get a TGT. A benefit of this is that you can use the servername of the requesting server as a service name. Like "login.webserver.local". Since this name is most of the time unknown to the users you can resolve this name with your code and send it to the CAS server to get the TGT ticket. The TGT ticketnumber is step one and is needed to do a user/pass login. (Which will create a ST service ticket) The ST ticket is bound to the user session and can be validated (eq is not expired) every time you want. But CAS has to be connected to the database as stated by the previous poster, otherwisethe benefit is little for using CAS.
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