>AFS kerberos just means that the AFS kaserver is acting as your kerberos
>database. the client API and the transport mechanisms are all the same as
>say, MIT kerberos.
But that's not completely true. The Transarc authentication clients
(i.e. - klog) use RX to communicate with the kaserver, which is a
totally different transport mechanism than the UDP protocol used
by MIT Kerberos. And it's not even "V4 encapsulated by RX" - it's
actually pretty different. Of course, the kaserver can handle the
regular MIT V4 protocol as well as the RX protocol ... but this
just adds to the confusion :-)
--Ken
