KFW 3.0, XP SP2, VMWare, and Principals with digits
Douglas E. Engert
deengert at anl.gov
Mon May 8 10:24:14 EDT 2006
Matthew J. Smith wrote:
> All-
> I have installed KFW 3.0 on XP SP2, running under VMWare for testing.
> I understand that VMWare may be throwing in an unsupported unknown, but
> I wanted to throw this out anyway. We use an MIT KDC 1.4.x, but am
> experiencing the same behavior when using my Active Directory. I have
> noticed the following when using the Network Identity Manager:
>
> I *can* authenticate and receive my TGT successfully when using a
> principal composed entirely of alpha characters, such as "matt at UCONN.EDU".
>
> I *cannot* authenticate when using a principal containing one or more
> digits, such as "matt2 at UCONN.EDU". As a matter of fact, when using such
> a principal, all I see in the "Credentials" text area is "(No identities
> specified)", and there is no password field.
I have seen the same problem, as all of the userids I have tested against
KFW 3.0 have had digits, I have not gotten it to work at all. This was on
a brand new XP machine (no vmware either) that never had any other Kerberos
installed too.
>
> The command line "kinit" authenticates successfully in both cases.
>
> I have previously seen this behavior running XP under QEMU, but I no
> longer use that configuration. I do not run any Windows desktop
> natively for comparative testing.
>
> Any ideas on whether this is a problem because I am running XP
> virtualized, or if I have a misconfiguration somewhere?
>
> Thank you all,
> -Matt
>
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