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From: Mikhail Teterin <mi@misha.cisco.com>
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Subject: integrating Kerberos5
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Hello!

I'd like to use Kerberos 5, rather then 4, that comes integrated
with FreeBSD.

Can anyone offer comments and/or suggestions? The krb5 port installs
things like rcp, rsh, etc to ${PREFIX}/bin. What about the
corresponding utilities in /usr/bin?

Or, perhaps, there is a way to build the whole world with krb5?

Or I should not even bother and just use krb4, which is just as good?

The primary purpose is to keep inter-host communications (including NFS)
encrypted and authentic, but if the users are inconvenienced, they
will start carrying floppies around... The LAN is fast and the CPUs
are powerfull here.

Thanks for your thoughts,

	-mi


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