[2120] in Kerberos
Re: Kerberos on non-UNIX systems?
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Glen Zorn)
Fri Aug 21 17:20:52 1992
Date: Fri, 21 Aug 92 13:58:11 PDT
From: glenz@ocsg.COM (Glen Zorn)
To: unislc!jbb@shelby.MIT.EDU
Cc: kerberos@Athena.MIT.EDU
In message <1992Aug21.175549.18658@unislc.uucp>, unislc!jbb@shelby.MIT.EDU (Joseph Brame_Jr) writes:
> What non-UNIX implementations of Kerberos exist?
> - Mainframe
IBM includes a Kerberos server and client (Version 4) in their new release of
TCP/IP for MVS. Unfortunately, they don't seem to have any applications (the
MVS version of telnetd, for instance, is not Kerberized). I think they also
have an implementation that runs under VM, but I won't swear to it.
> - Mini/Super-Mini
TVG has a version of Kerberos (I've never actually seen it) that runs under
VAX/VMS.
> - Mac
Our company (Open Computing Security Group) has a Mac client for sale. It
includes kinit, klist, kdestroy, a Kerberized rlogin client and (real soon
now) kpasswd and kadmin.
> - PC
FTP Software is including (has included?) a Kerberos client in their latest
release of PC/TCP. OCSG also sells a PC client.
> - ...
I don't know if this counts as non-Unix, but our company has a NextStep
I realize that these are all *commercial* implementations, but I hope this
helps.
~ Glen
Glen Zorn Network Security Analyst
glenz@OCSG.COM Open Computing Security Group
