10 Oct 2011 15:35
NetBSD wiki: /kerberos/web_browser/
Mantas Mikulėnas <grawity <at> nullroute.eu.org>
2011-10-10 13:35:20 GMT
2011-10-10 13:35:20 GMT
This is a contribution for <http://wiki.netbsd.org/kerberos/web_browser/>, section "Internet Explorer". Parts of this are already present in <http://www.netbsd.org/docs/network/#win2k>, although that section is incomplete. Windows is very Active Directory-oriented, but its Kerberos protocol is [more-or-less] standard and can use non-AD services. It's not at all "easy" or "convenient", however; installing MIT Kerberos and Firefox is a better choice. First, configuration. The 'ksetup' tool will be useful; for XP it can be installed from Windows 2003 Support Tools (download). 'regedit' can be used as a last resort. Also, 'klist' will be necessary; it comes with Windows 2003 Resource Kit. More recent Windows versions appear to have both tools preinstalled. 1. Add KDCs (*optional* -- SRV records are sufficient): ksetup /addkdc NETBSD.ORG kerberos.netbsd.org 2. Set realm flags (optional, but useful for TCP and other stuff): ksetup /addrealmflags NETBSD.ORG tcpsupported ncsupported delegate "tcpsupported" - self-explanatory. With "delegate", servers will always be trusted for delegation regardless of whether they have "ok-as-delegate" principal flag(Continue reading)
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