Here is an interesting one.
I have a server with two network interfaces... hme0 and ge0 with four IP
address. See route table:
Routing Table: IPv4
Destination Gateway Flags Ref Use Interface
-------------------- -------------------- ----- ----- ------ ---------
192.168.1.0 192.168.1.42 U 1 146370 ge0
192.168.1.0 192.168.1.79 U 1 0 ge0:1
137.78.46.0 137.78.46.79 U 1 40503 hme0:1
137.78.46.0 137.78.46.42 U 1 0 hme0
default 137.78.46.1 UG 1 52689
127.0.0.1 127.0.0.1 UH 813527529 lo0
I performed a kpasswd on ibsscanell with the following results:
[ibsscanell:~] scanell% kpasswd scanell
Please enter the old password for [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Please enter the new password for [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Verifying, please re-enter the new password for [EMAIL PROTECTED] again:
Kerberos Change Password Failed: Incorrect net address
Looking at the kerberos master server I see the following network traffic:
snoop -d hme0 ibsscanell
Using device /dev/hme (promiscuous mode)
ibsscanell -> tmr-ibs UDP D=88 S=49179 LEN=180
tmr-ibs -> ibsscanell UDP D=49179 S=88 LEN=248
ibsscanell -> tmr-ibs UDP D=88 S=49180 LEN=266
tmr-ibs -> ibsscanell UDP D=49180 S=88 LEN=591
ibsscanell -> tmr-ibs UDP D=88 S=49181 LEN=180
tmr-ibs -> ibsscanell UDP D=49181 S=88 LEN=248
ibsscanell -> tmr-ibs UDP D=88 S=49182 LEN=266
tmr-ibs -> ibsscanell UDP D=49182 S=88 LEN=591
ibsscanell -> tmr-ibs UDP D=464 S=49184 LEN=563
nbs-nfs -> ibsscanell UDP D=49184 S=464 LEN=236
Anyone with any ideas????
Steve
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