Hello, I'm new to kerberos, and I want to know if the following configuration is possible: I have an Apache2 web server running on Windows 2003 Server, and I want to authenticate users with kerberos before they can access to the web server content. The kdc service seems to be up and running on the Windows 2003 server. Aktiv grotesk free. 1/ how can I check that a client (Windows XP) that has just logged into the domain, has been given a TGT? Now I have to 'kerberize' the Apache server. I found mod_auth_krb (). To compile it for Windows, I need headers and libs for a Kerberos implementation. 2/ Can I use Windows implementation to compile it?

Or do I have to install another Kerberos implementation (such as MIT for Windows 2.6.5) in order to build it? 3/ How can I be sure only Kerberos is used (and not NTLM)? Thanks for any information. -- Julien ALLANOS ________________________________________________ Kerberos mailing list.

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> Hello, > > I'm new to kerberos, and I want to know if the following configuration is > possible: > > I have an Apache2 web server running on Windows 2003 Server, and I want to > authenticate users with kerberos before they can access to the web server > content. The kdc service seems to be up and running on the Windows 2003 server. > > 1/ how can I check that a client (Windows XP) that has just logged into the > domain, has been given a TGT?

> > Now I have to 'kerberize' the Apache server. I found mod_auth_krb > (). To compile it for Windows, I need > headers and libs for a Kerberos implementation. > > 2/ Can I use Windows implementation to compile it?

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Or do I have to install > another Kerberos implementation (such as MIT for Windows 2.6.5) in order to > build it? > > 3/ How can I be sure only Kerberos is used (and not NTLM)?

> > Thanks for any information. -- Regards, Klavs Klavsen, GSEC - - PGP: 7E0 188C 968E 600D D8F8 B8DA 3D3A 0B79 7E06 3C62 'Those who do not understand Unix are condemned to reinvent it, poorly.' --Henry Spencer ________________________________________________ Kerberos mailing list. > Hello, > > I'm new to kerberos, and I want to know if the following configuration is > possible: > > I have an Apache2 web server running on Windows 2003 Server, and I want to > authenticate users with kerberos before they can access to the web server > content.

The kdc service seems to be up and running on the Windows 2003 server. > > 1/ how can I check that a client (Windows XP) that has just logged into the > domain, has been given a TGT? If you want a visual indication, you can use: * the 'klist' tool provided by Microsoft with Windows * the 'kerbtray' tool provided by Microsoft in the Resource Kit * MIT Kerberos for Windows and its Leash Ticket Manager, > Now I have to 'kerberize' the Apache server. I found mod_auth_krb > (). To compile it for Windows, I need > headers and libs for a Kerberos implementation. > > 2/ Can I use Windows implementation to compile it? Or do I have to install > another Kerberos implementation (such as MIT for Windows 2.6.5) in order to > build it?