could it be the server is sending the wrong configurations for the client? if so is there a way to fix the server? dose it have to do with the krb5.keytab file? do i need to get that file to rewrite itself? Would i have to run kdcsetup or something that will rewrite the krb5.keytab file?
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The edu.mit.kerberos file got written the first time with all thew
wrong info and it looks like it didn’t get properly rewritten after
you had corrected the name problem. You can either leave your edit in
the file, or trash the whole file and do it over. I’d edit, personally.
On 27-Jan-06, at 2:34 PM, leomunoz wrote:
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> Okay set up that host name.
> I still have one issue that was happening before. I set up a
> clients computer to connect to the server in the ldap3. It dose
> that okay. The I use the kerberos app to get the ticket and it
> tells me that kerberos login failed cannot resolve network address
> for kdc in requested realm. So I go to the edit realm and under the
> servers it has the wrong server listed.
> The 2 lines are as follows.
> v5 kdc lfc-fs1.west.lennarcorp.com 88
> v5 admin lfc-fs1.west.lennarcorp.com 749
>
> If I change the lfc-fs1 to lcg-fs01 the kerberos works fine. Would
> you know why it would put in the lfc-fs1 server? I thought it was
> the host name thing.
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