[7697] in Kerberos
Re: Kerberos and Xyplex
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Richard Scott)
Wed Jul 31 03:31:10 1996
To: kerberos@MIT.EDU
Date: 30 Jul 1996 21:40:53 GMT
From: grscott@grscott.is.ge.com (Richard Scott)
Reply-To: grscott@grscott.is.ge.com (Richard Scott)
I had expected to be pulling out my hair trying to make our new Xyplex talk
to our V5B6 KDC. Pleasant surprise. While I don't remember verbatim the
exact sequence of keystrokes, it boiled down to typing something like "enable
kerberos V5" and then filling in the form pointing it to the server. Voila!
It worked. When an incoming call is answered, the user is requested to
"Enter username>" (at which point he identifies himself as he is known to
Kerberos) and then is prompted for his password. If he gets it right, he's
in.
Richard
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In <31FA5FFB.4916@con2.com>, "Edwin S. Ramirez" <ramire01@con2.com> writes:
>Hello,
>
> I recently installed Kerberos v.5 on a Linux System and I would like to
>get a Xyplex terminal server to authenticate using the Kerberos Server.
>
> I configured the Xyplex terminal server to point to the Kerberos
>server. However, the login process terminates after a username is
>typed, returning an error.
>
> I can see the UDP packets out of the terminal server directed towards
>the Kerberos system, but the kerberos does not respond. Do I need to
>define a principal for the terminal server?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Edwin S. Ramirez
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