Re: Why is kaserver starting kerberos service on port 88?

[Stephen G. Roseman]

Bjoern Groenvall writes:
> "Stephen G. Roseman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> > What could have changed?  How do I get 750 back so my krb-kth clients will
> > run regardless of the server?  Should I forget about 750 and just use 88? 
> 
> Also, you dont happen to run NIS or some other directory service
> handling /etc/services?

        That was it.  We don't use NIS's services map, but in switching NIS
master servers, some old, incorrect kerberos stuff slipped into the map for
one NIS server, and the 2 "bad" AFS servers were using it and the "good"
server used an older map without any kerberos.  Pushing out a corrected map
fixed it.

        Thank you, Bj�rn (and Jim Eshleman who suggested the same thing!)

Steve

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