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Date:      Mon, 26 Feb 1996 11:34:21 -0500
From:      Ken Lam <klam@awod.com>
To:        Mark Murray <mark@grondar.za>
Cc:        freebsd-security@FreeBSD.ORG
Subject:   Re: Kerberos 4 Slave Server Setup in 2.1 
Message-ID:  <1.5.4b11.32.19960226163421.0068c12c@awod.com>

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OK.  The following is currently what I have done:

I have added kpropd to inetd.conf in my slave, it does
respond when I telnet to the port.  I have a script
which uses kdb_util to do a slave_dump and then calls
kprop.

I'm not quite sure which machines need the 'rcmd'
principal and what instance they need, and I may
have done the following wrong.

rcmd.kerberos and rcmd.indigo are in both master
and slave (with an 'ext_srvtab kerberos' srvtab on
the slave).

the docs say rcmd.HOSTNAME@REALM

does that mean rcmd.indigo.awod.com@AWOD.COM ?




krb.conf
----
AWOD.COM
AWOD.COM        moultrie.awod.com       admin   server
AWOD.COM        indigo.awod.com     

krb.realms
----
AWOD.COM        AWOD.COM
.AWOD.COM       AWOD.COM

krb.slaves
----
indigo.awod.com

this is the console message I receive when trying to propogate:

moultrie# /usr/sbin/kdbupdate

Start slave propagation: Mon Feb 26 11:09:29 1996
indigo.awod.com: Generic kerberos error (kfailure).  Calling krb_sendauth.indigo
.awod.com: Generic kerberos error (kfailure).  Calling krb_sendauth.indigo.awod.
com: Generic kerberos error (kfailure).  Calling krb_sendauth.indigo.awod.com: G
eneric kerberos error (kfailure).  Calling krb_sendauth.indigo.awod.com: Generic
 kerberos error (kfailure).  Calling krb_sendauth.kprop: propagation failed. 

this is from the kerberos.log:

26-Feb-96 11:09:29 Initial ticket request Host: 198.81.225.2 User: "rcmd" "kerbe
ros"
26-Feb-96 11:09:29 APPL Request rcmd.kerberos@AWOD.COM on 198.81.225.2 for rcmd.
indigo 


Thanks again!
Ken




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