Notes on Kerberos / LDAP authentication
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Revision as of 14:40, 7 April 2009
This will be a scratch space for the beginning of new Kerberos & LDAP page. Initially, this will be a bunch of random notes, hopefully coalesced into a document.
Reference Documents
The main reference by Danang : [1]
Things that can use Kerberos / LDAP to authenticate
These are the things that we would like to use our K&L auth:
- NFS4 authentication/security
- automount / autofs
- sudo
- ssh / kerberos key forwarding / ldap shared keys?
- Apache web page security
- Netgroups -- limiting logins to specific machines
- AFS -- andrew file system
- radius / 802.1x for wired and wireless networks
- Samba -- be able authenticate windows clients -- perhaps using pgina.
- Mac OS/X clients?
