Books on kerberos

[John Rudd]

I disagree that it's a POS.  It's lacks depth, and it's certainly not the
document that you should use to administrate your KDC, but it's not a bad
intro to kerberos for people who have little to no experience with it, and
are approaching it mostly from a user's perspective.  On the otherhand,
if you WERE expecting to be a definitive reference, the blame for your
disappointment should be more internal than external.

I certainly didn't find any more mistakes in it than I found in the actual
MIT docs.


> From: Steve Freed <sfreed at ilm.com>
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> Yes, this is the 60 page POS that the original posting was about.
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> On Mon, 23 Sep 2002, John Rudd wrote:
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> > I don't know if this one was mentioned yet, but there's also
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> > "Kerberos: A Network Authentication System" by Brian Tung (addison
> > wesley)
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> > 
> > It's more of a booklet than a book, and it doens't go in to deep detail,
> > but it does a good job as an intro to kerberos.
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