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From: Galina Kofman@watson.ibm.com
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kerberos
Subject: Re: setup of kerberos
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Date: 17 Apr 91 14:10:58 GMT
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> not automatically follow you.  In order to get tickets on host B, you
> will either need to kinit after you rlogin (which has the drawback that
> your password goes accross the network in the clear), or you need to use
> a client called rkinit before you use rlogin.  rkinit securely obtains
> and transports over to host B tickets which can be used for host B.
> Both using kinit and rkinit require that you type your password over
> again, but that's the price you pay for security.
>
>                                    - Ted

Sorry if this is a duplicate append.  How can I get my hands on
rkinit?  I could not find it in Version 4 distribution.

Thank you.

Galina.