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problem: I moved a workstation from one lan segment (and IP address) to
another, on a different IP network. Kinit on the client freezes, and
eventually times out. I have fixed the DNS and rebuilt the kerb
database. All other services between the machines work fine, except
kerberos. I've opened up the firewall between them, but that doesn't
seem to have helped.

any ideas?

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so, I've decided to take my work back underground... 
to stop it falling into the wrong hands