How To Install Modauthkerb For Windows

Hello, I'm new to kerberos, and I want to know if the following configuration is possible: I have an Apache2 web server running on Windows 2003 Server, and I want to authenticate users with kerberos before they can access to the web server content. The kdc service seems to be up and running on the Windows 2003 server.

1/ how can I check that a client (Windows XP) that has just logged into the domain, has been given a TGT? Now I have to 'kerberize' the Apache server. I found mod_auth_krb (). To compile it for Windows, I need headers and libs for a Kerberos implementation. 2/ Can I use Windows implementation to compile it? Or do I have to install another Kerberos implementation (such as MIT for Windows 2.6.5) in order to build it?

Windows BSD Linux. Mod_auth_kerb is a module that provides Kerberos user authentication to the Apache web server. It allows to retrieve the username/password pair, and also supports full Kerberos authentication (also known as Negotiate or SPNEGO based authentication).

3/ How can I be sure only Kerberos is used (and not NTLM)? Thanks for any information. -- Julien ALLANOS ________________________________________________ Kerberos mailing list. > Hello, > > I'm new to kerberos, and I want to know if the following configuration is > possible: > > I have an Apache2 web server running on Windows 2003 Server, and I want to > authenticate users with kerberos before they can access to the web server > content. The kdc service seems to be up and running on the Windows 2003 server. > > 1/ how can I check that a client (Windows XP) that has just logged into the > domain, has been given a TGT? > > Now I have to 'kerberize' the Apache server.

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I found mod_auth_krb > (). To compile it for Windows, I need > headers and libs for a Kerberos implementation. > > 2/ Can I use Windows implementation to compile it? Or do I have to install > another Kerberos implementation (such as MIT for Windows 2.6.5) in order to > build it?

> > 3/ How can I be sure only Kerberos is used (and not NTLM)? > > Thanks for any information. -- Regards, Klavs Klavsen, GSEC - - PGP: 7E0 188C 968E 600D D8F8 B8DA 3D3A 0B79 7E06 3C62 'Those who do not understand Unix are condemned to reinvent it, poorly.'

--Henry Spencer ________________________________________________ Kerberos mailing list. > Hello, > > I'm new to kerberos, and I want to know if the following configuration is > possible: > > I have an Apache2 web server running on Windows 2003 Server, and I want to > authenticate users with kerberos before they can access to the web server > content.

The kdc service seems to be up and running on the Windows 2003 server. > > 1/ how can I check that a client (Windows XP) that has just logged into the > domain, has been given a TGT? If you want a visual indication, you can use: * the 'klist' tool provided by Microsoft with Windows * the 'kerbtray' tool provided by Microsoft in the Resource Kit * MIT Kerberos for Windows and its Leash Ticket Manager, > Now I have to 'kerberize' the Apache server. I found mod_auth_krb > (). To compile it for Windows, I need > headers and libs for a Kerberos implementation.

> > 2/ Can I use Windows implementation to compile it? Or do I have to install > another Kerberos implementation (such as MIT for Windows 2.6.5) in order to > build it? If you want to build an Apache module that uses the MIT Kerberos APIs, you can build the module against the SDK that is installed as a part of MIT Kerberos for Windows. Jeffrey Altman -- ----------------- This e-mail account is not read on a regular basis. Please send private responses to jaltman at mit dot edu ________________________________________________ Kerberos mailing list.

> Julien ALLANOS wrote: >> Hello, >> >> I'm new to kerberos, and I want to know if the following configuration is >> possible: >> >> I have an Apache2 web server running on Windows 2003 Server, and I want to >> authenticate users with kerberos before they can access to the web server >> content. The kdc service seems to be up and running on the Windows >> 2003 server. >> >> 1/ how can I check that a client (Windows XP) that has just logged into the >> domain, has been given a TGT?