Do you have the service principals set up for the host you're logging into? You should at least have a principal that looks like:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] the "host/" is the associated principal for host services (rlogin, telnet, etc) You'll have to add that principal and then extract it to the keytab on the machine running the rlogin server. You'll also have to make sure that you've replaced the normal rlogin server with the kerberized one. If you've done all of this, the next place to look would be the kdc log to check and see if the rlogin service is trying to get a ticket for you. Derek On Thu, 24 Jan 2002, CCSOITS wrote: > I have my kerberos server up and running and I can get tickets from it. The > problem I have is when I rlogin to another host (setup with krb5.conf file > and keytab file), I get the following display: > > myserver.domain.org: Connection refused > Trying krb4 rlogin... > myserver.domain.org: Connection refused > trying normal rlogin (/bin/rlogin) > Password: > > I can login using the standard unix password but not the kerberos. I can > telnet over to this same host and run kinit which will give me a valid > ticket. I have made the appropriate entries into the /etc/services file for > all kerberos. > > I would appriciate any help.. > > > Steve > Charleston, SC > > > -- ======================================================================== Derek Chen-Becker Senior Network Engineer CPI Corp, Inc. 1706 Washington Ave St. Louis, MO 63103 314-231-1575 [EMAIL PROTECTED] PGP Key available from public key servers Fingerprint: 1C34 D81E D8A0 641D 6C8C E952 3B15 693F 9184 BC58 ========================================================================
