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From: "Frode Nordahl" <froden@bigblue.no>
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Subject: Kerberos and Remote Access routers?
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Is there any easy way to set up Kerberos for use by remote access routers (For example 3Com AccessBuilder 4000 Remote 
Access Servers)?

Are there any admin tools available for it?
Do I have to manually put all the users in the Kerberos server database, or is it possible to implement it in the adduser script?
Is it any way to convert existing master.passwd to Kerberos?

And, what do other people use?  What kind of sollutions is available for stuff like this?