Canonicalize on Mac

Tim Alsop Tim.Alsop at cybersafe.com
Wed Mar 23 15:07:43 EDT 2016


Hi

I am using Active Directory as a KDC and using a Mac with OSX 10.8, 10.9, 10.10 and 10.11

When I configure Kerberos on a Mac OSX system, and login to the Mac and then run klist I see a principal name which is lower case but in AD the principal name is mixed case.
I can run kinit --canonicalize <user id> and this returns the correct case principal, but when I logon to the Mac this is not happening. I assume that an API call is being made during Mac logon and not kinit being run. Is this a correct assumption ?

I also checked in krb5.conf but there doesn’t appear to be a documented way to force the canonical flag on an AS-REQ when Mac login uses Kerberos.

Thanks
Tim
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