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SSO from Windows to Solaris using Kerberos: A How-To

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Edward Irvine)
Sun Sep 2 05:22:32 2007

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Hi Folks,

I eventually gave up trying to coax the default sshd on Solaris 10 to  
play nice with GSSAPI - the show-stopper was that it failed with  
usernames > 8 characters.

So I compiled my own OpenSSH+OpenSSL+MITKerberos. It now works, in 64  
bit mode.

A how-to guide can be found here:

http://users.tpg.com.au/adsl95uc/gssapi-sol10/

Note that this works with Solaris 9 as well as Solaris 10.

Eddie



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