On Mon, Nov 08, 2004 at 03:50:35PM +1100, O Plameras wrote: > Tony Green wrote: > > > > >They can be used together but kerberos on it's own provides no way to > >remotely (or locally) access the machine. > > Kerberos can because it comes with kerberized telnet, rsh, rlogin, rcp, etc. > that lets us connect to another machine in the realm.
But that's not Kerberos doing that, it's whatever application has been taken to with a bandsaw to make it do the Kerberos Dance. > Of course I can ssh to machines that are members of kerberos realm. But why > should I need ssh when I have kerberos ? The reason I'm running kerberos > is it is a stronger cryptographic security tool than SSH. Please feel free to use your sexy Kerberized telnet service to connect to your server next time I'm nearby with dsniff. - Matt
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