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From: rwood@dec.com (Richard Wood)
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Subject: Re: phew!
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Date: 10 Apr 90 16:18:07 GMT
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In article <1990Apr7.081638.1374@eng.umd.edu>, smaug@eng.umd.edu (Kurt
Lidl) writes:
> In article <10655@cbmvax.commodore.com> grr@cbmvax (George Robbins) writes: 
> >Inclusion of both Kerebos and Hesiod security stuff.
> 
> Good.  Now -- are they still shipping systems with /dev/kmem world
> readable?
> 							-Kurt

ULTRIX v4.0 also includes NTP, since time synchronization is necessary
to keep the timestamp feature of kerberos (as well as other network
services) from getting messed.

ULTRIX v4.0 also includes the BSD kmem and tty groups.

Security can be set at several different levels, and includes features
such as long passwords, password aging, generated passwords,
kerberos/hesiod-based networked password database, etc.

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Richard Wood     Corporate Worksystems Team      Digital Equipment Corp.
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