Kerberos造句
31. Kerberos is a third-party network authentication protocol that employs a system of shared secret keys to securely authenticate a user in an insecure network environment.
32. You can also set up local account to Kerberos V5 account mappings, which is necessary to inform the operating system how to authorize a specific security principal.
33. Kerberos, which provides a secure means of authentication for network users, is one of the most popular authentication mechanisms.
34. There have been demonstrations of binary tokens X509 and Kerberos tickets being passed, but the infrastructure to make use of those at either end is largely hand coded.
35. Kerberos authentication failures can happen at many stages when using the Kerberos protocol.
36. As a replacement, ADFS originally employed the Kerberos v5 protocol (for authentication), a home-grown GroupServer (for authorization), and a file-/DNS-based resource location service called ANS.
37. For our setup, we created a Kerberos principal called sandeep, as shown in Listing 5, and its corresponding Solaris 10 user, as shown in Listing 6.
38. Kerberos is the most popular underlying security mechanism available with GSS-API.
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