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From: "Hugh Blandford" <hugh@island.net.au>
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Subject: NIS and Kerberos
Date: Thu, 20 Jan 2000 15:06:15 +1100
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Hi all,

following the thread a short while back on  integrating a group of different
Unix boxes into the one password 'system', someone suggested using NIS and
Kerberos.  Has anyone done this?  Did you use it over a LAN only or in a WAN
environment?  What speed links were you using?  Bear in mind that the links
I am talking about are slower rather than faster ;-)

Thanks,

Hugh



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