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Emily
Hello,
Having a problem with Kerberos/SPNEGO authentication with a Windows XP
client. We have a non-Windows KDC and both Windows and non-windows clients.
On a unix-type machine, if I run kinit and authenticacate with the KDC, I
will get a TGT. Then, when I go to another intranet website that also
requires kerberos authentication, I am automagically given an HTTP ticket
(which I can see when I run klist) and allowed in the site. I want this same
functionality from winxp. I need this same functionality on a non-domained
windows client (and maybe domained ones as well, actually).
I've installed kerbtray which I think is whats given me the ability to do
the kinit/klist stuff on windows..
I really have no idea what to change. I've modified some firefox settings
to allow the browser to do spnego (setting
network.negotiate-auth.delegation-uris and
network.negotiate-auth.trusted-uris).
Does anyone know of a set specific instructions about this? If this is the
wrong forum for this type of question, also please let me know. Thanks
-- Emily
Having a problem with Kerberos/SPNEGO authentication with a Windows XP
client. We have a non-Windows KDC and both Windows and non-windows clients.
On a unix-type machine, if I run kinit and authenticacate with the KDC, I
will get a TGT. Then, when I go to another intranet website that also
requires kerberos authentication, I am automagically given an HTTP ticket
(which I can see when I run klist) and allowed in the site. I want this same
functionality from winxp. I need this same functionality on a non-domained
windows client (and maybe domained ones as well, actually).
I've installed kerbtray which I think is whats given me the ability to do
the kinit/klist stuff on windows..
I really have no idea what to change. I've modified some firefox settings
to allow the browser to do spnego (setting
network.negotiate-auth.delegation-uris and
network.negotiate-auth.trusted-uris).
Does anyone know of a set specific instructions about this? If this is the
wrong forum for this type of question, also please let me know. Thanks
-- Emily