Can't use NAT

[Jeffrey Altman]

Kerbeoros can be used with NAT if one of two things are done:

 . the public address to the NAT device is added to the list of
   addresses for which the ticket is valid.

 . the tickets are requested without addresses



> I understand that you can't use Kerberos with NAT (if that's untrue, 
> please let me know).
> 
> Suggestions:
> 
> * document this (Web site, readme) so that users with NAT doen't 
> waste time trying to install and run this
> 
> * could installer be smart enough to check TCP/IP settings for 
> "192.168*" address (likely NAT) and warn user?
> 
> -- 
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