On Mar 10, 2005, at 22:12, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Managed to setup Kerberos without DNS server. Things to remember..

(i) Have entries in /etc/hosts for all the machines, KDC server &
kerberized server/client, so that the hostname is resolvable

Yup. Note too that the entries must agree on what the first-listed name is, though I've seen some systems that prefer using the FQDN and some that use just the first component.


(ii) Principals will be of the format <user>/[EMAIL PROTECTED] instead of
<user>/[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Only if /etc/hosts lists the unqualified name first. Note that this won't be compatible with usage in a DNS environment, as it's not actually compliant with the specification (which says you use the FQDN).


(And, actually, I thought at one point I'd put together some code for looking at the second returned name if the first had no dots in it, but maybe I didn't check it in, or maybe you're listing only one host name.)

(iv) This method doesn't scale

True.

Ken

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