I'm sure there are doc's on this, but can you configure the workstation
to add a correct-for-MIT/Heimdal default realm? (name
canonicalization? or is that only on the server end?)
On Jun 8, 2004, at 8:19 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Jeffrey Altman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
It appears that if I change the maxlife parameter in kdc.conf to
something whatever I had it set for then I originally created the
principal DB, it will not be honored and the maximum life time I can
assign to a user ticket is limited to whatever it was when I set up the
db.
ex:
from
The maximum ticket lifetime data is stored in the database for *all*
principals -- the user, the TGS, and the application service. The KDC
will use all of those (as well as the lifetime of the TGT, when getting
additional tickets) in computing the maximum allowable lifetime of
tickets it
Gary == Gary LaVoy [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Gary It appears that if I change the maxlife parameter in kdc.conf to
Gary something whatever I had it set for then I originally created the
Gary principal DB, it will not be honored and the maximum life time I can
Gary assign to a user ticket is
Hallo
Is there anywhere one guide for Kerberos and Windows 2003 Server. I can only
find the old one for W2K and I hope there are some changes between W2K and
W2K3.
thanks
Dominik
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Hello,
I'm currently writing benchmarks to compare the speed of ftp vs kftp. I
have three computers on a 100 mb/s LAN. One is the kdc, one is a client,
the third is the ftp server. All computers are running on Debian 3.
1) The benchmark for ftp is based on the command time. I'm timing the
whole
On Wed, 09 Jun 2004 00:06:37 +0200, Mr Self Destruct wrote:
I forgot some important things :
I'm using the MIT sources, compiled with the option not to install
kerberos 4.
2) I'm using the kerberos ftp deamon for my benchmark on kftp (not proftpd)
Hello,
I'm currently writing benchmarks
I finally read the script after some rest :o) ... and I find an error in
it...
On Wed, 09 Jun 2004 00:18:46 +0200, Mr Self Destruct wrote:
On Wed, 09 Jun 2004 00:06:37 +0200, Mr Self Destruct wrote:
I forgot some important things :
I'm using the MIT sources, compiled with the option
Dear sir,
I just read the mail from Mr. Rouiller Claude about the problem he had when
using ktpass with mapuser option.
Well, I have the same problem right now. Do you know how to solve this
problem ?
Many thanks in advance,
Best regards,
Akbar Lin
=message from Rouiller
Dear folks:
I am a graduate student of EECS, National Taiwan University, R.O.C.
My name is Chi-Chia, Lin.
I'm now trying to use Kerberos services, but I encounter a problem
getting an account in remote realm ATHENA.MIT.EDU. I have downloaded
leash and installed it. My windows 2000
You have to be a member of the MIT community in order to obtain an
account within MIT's realm. If you wish to use Kerberos you must
use a realm that is manages by someone that knows you and will be
willing to share a secret with you.
Jeffrey Altman
nuspran wrote:
Dear folks:
I am a
D. Schikora wrote:
Hallo
Is there anywhere one guide for Kerberos and Windows 2003 Server. I can only
find the old one for W2K and I hope there are some changes between W2K and
W2K3.
Not that I know of. Note that when you use ktpass command and use the DesOnly
flag, this is saved in
On Jun 9, 2004, at 10:48, Adam Denenberg wrote:
i am not on the list so please CC me in reply to the message. I am
doing some kerberos research and I am trying to see if there is a way
to
store the ticket credentials cache in memory instead of a file in /tmp
(for security reasons). Is this a
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