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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, July 17, 2000 4:40 PM
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> The mechanism that allows the user to log is transparent..
> The user has no
> clue that they are being authenticated by RADIUS or TACACS,
> and that their
> session is kerberized.
>
> The users do not login to Citrix via telnet.
No shit. I know that they do not use telnet to login to Citrix. But
how, if not using telnet or similar, do they authenticate against the
Cisco firewall?
Earlier you wrote:
> 1. The user on Host A initiates a Kerberized application (such as
> Telnet)
to Host B.
So if the users initiates a Kerberized application, what does the
user do? Is it that hard for you to describe that?
Geez indeed...
Regards,
Frank
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