hi :), Can someone list me the kerberos servers that
store the principal information in the directory. we
want to integrate the user info in ldap with the
authentication info of kerberos. Is there any kerberos
server and ldap server with this kind of a support?
thanks you in advance.
Medha == Medha B [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Medha hi :), Can someone list me the kerberos servers that store
Medha the principal information in the directory. we want to
Medha integrate the user info in ldap with the authentication
Medha info of kerberos. Is there any kerberos
MIT rc4 == Heimdal arcfour == preferred Microsoft encryption type?
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Henry B. Hotz wrote:
MIT rc4 == Heimdal arcfour == preferred Microsoft encryption type?
Yes. Although in the current released products from Microsoft,
RC4 cannot be used for cross-realm with non-MS KDCs. In those cases
you must use DES-CBC-MD5.
I'm attempting to use Java's implementation of Kerberos in a Windows
ActiveDirectory environment. I have discovered that it appears that
Java and Windows each handle Kerberos configurations and credentials
independently. For example, Java appears to store its credentials
cache in
c:\documents
Windows stores credential data within the LSASS process, which you can
query to some degree by calling LsaCallAuthenticationPackage (there
should be documentation on this in the MSDN).
Configuration data is stored in a variety of places depending on what
you're after and not all of it is
If you wish to utilize the Microsoft LSA obtained credentials with
Java Kerberos you should use the JAAS Login Provider. Note this
provider in JRE 1.4.2 is broken on Windows XP. The JRE 1.5 version
should work.
Sleepy wrote:
I'm attempting to use Java's implementation of Kerberos in a
