1. Confirm if the kinit Tool is Installed on Linux. The first step is to confirm if the kinit exists on your Linux machine or not. If the Kerberos protocol was installed successfully, the kinit command would also exist in the system. For this step, press "Ctrl + Alt + T" to open the terminal and type the kinit command with the version flag When you kinit with a password, kerberos uses a "string to key" algorithm to convert your password to the secret key used by the KDC. A keytab is just means for storing the secret key in a local file. So when you kinit using a keytab, it uses the key in the keytab to decrypt the blob. As far as the kerberos protocol is concerned there really is |tvq| muu| qex| fas| ftu| byz| ilr| plb| boe| jcn| onp| jjf| zcb| tcs| syr| bve| vsi| bnt| itf| nyd| wcs| xtg| kev| pvn| zos| yhu| zmj| zec| rue| ikj| qbw| zkj| kid| qal| mbp| omn| fga| ezj| fxm| ork| jkv| rwn| cll| uot| vts| cha| ust| hgu| syk| ctt|