As far as I understand, in a standard master slave configuration, no 
information about authentication failures on a slave is passed on to the master 
kdc. Only if the master_kdc attribute in the krb5.conf file is used, the client 
will execute an authentication to the master if it fails in a slave sserver.
This feature is not supported by the Kerberos implementation in JDk 1.4.2.

So, if an attacker tries to guess an accounts password and authenticate to a 
slave, a resulting account lock will be overwritten by the next replication. Is 
there a method within the MIT Implemetation to transfer the information about 
failed authentications from slaves to the master resulting in an account-lock 
on all KDCs? Besides that, we would also like to make information about the 
last successful authentication accessible on the master.

Thanks

Fred

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