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  • #370970
    CostasPPC1
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    Hello and Happy New Year to all

    Ive setup an OD master using the .local name and Im trying to kerberize the VPN service. The kerberos daemon is running but when im trying to run the slapconfig I keep getting this:
    sudo slapconfig -kerberize diradmin SERVER.xxx.LOCAL
    diradmin’s Password: xxxx
    Hostname server.xxx.local is from Bonjour
    Skipping Kerberos configuration.

    Also there is no “Kerberize” button in any service.

    Is there any way to Kerberize this server or do I have to setup again?
    If I dont want to use the company’s internet domain name .com waht are the valid names that should I use (.private, .lan…..)

    Kostas

    #370972
    CostasPPC1
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    Thanks MacTroll for the answer

    Its a 10.5.1 Server built in Advanced mode. Its up and running well after a few rounds of fight. I need Kerberos for adding security in VPN access.

    In my first attempt, Ive been using the internet name of the company ex. pretendco.com. I end up setting with the .local because of messing up with the company’s external web site and e-mail accounts (when a user got a IP from the server and try to reach the company’s web site on the Internet, the server responds first. I guess it needs a record in the DNS).

    1. Is there a way of implement the Kerberos with the .local string?

    2. Is there an easy way to change the domain name (Last Solution) and not destroy all the services running? (changeip maybe).

    Thanks

    Kostas B.

    #370974
    CostasPPC1
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    Thanks a lot for taking time

    Suppose I use the company’s Internet name. (ex. company.com).

    How can I declare that the website of the company is somewhere else out of the company?

    Kostas

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