[23099] in Kerberos
Beginner that is lost
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Fletch)
Thu Dec 30 20:24:40 2004
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Date: Thu, 30 Dec 2004 20:22:07 -0500
From: Fletch <fletch72@gmail.com>
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I am working to get a kerberso server running using the MIT Kerberos.
I spent quite a bit today on it and have gotten to this point:
I have a test domain setup on windows 2003 and then I installed "leash".
I created a realm and kdc on that same windows box.
I created a transitive trust on the windows box to the realm
I then was able to get Leash to show me some tickets.
I am now stuck on:
Should the kdc and realm be on that same windows box?
I just want to be able to test this but what is the easiest way to
test that my MIT kerberos system is using the dc to authenticate me?
So if I have a windows xp client how can I tell if the kerberos server
is authenticating me versus just the ad domain controller?
I guess I could try and get the client installed on a linux system but
and then create the realm on that box but I don't know if that is the
best option? I also have not been able to find KAdmin anywhere for
windows? Is that because it is not supposed to be run on windows or
what is going on?
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