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From: Narvi <narvi@haldjas.folklore.ee>
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Subject: Kerberos problems
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	Hi!

I am sure there are people out there using Kerberos with FreeBSD. 

I have a problem setting up the slaves = computers other than the master
kerberos server.

1) Kerberos on the Master Server works

2) I add the required principals for the slave - passwd & rcmd with
   appropriate instances.
3) I move the database over to the slave, and load it

4) extracted and moved over the srvtab

The result - kerberos on the slave does not work but returns with error 
"time out of bounds".

I am sure I am doing something wrong - but what?

	Sander