Introduction to the Kerberos Products and
KRB5 Client Software
| ktutil: quit (Alias: exit or q) | |
Options | list (Alias: l) | The l option displays the current keylist. |
| read_kt keytab (Alias: rkt) The rkt option reads the Kerberos V5 | |
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| keytab file keytab into the current keylist. |
| read_st srvtab (Alias: rst) The rst option reads the Kerberos V4 | |
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| server KEYTAB file server keytab into the current |
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| keylist. |
| write_kt keytab (Alias: wkt) The wkt option writes the current keylist | |
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| into the Kerberos V5 keytab file keytab. |
| write_st srvtab (Alias: wst) The wst option writes the current keylist | |
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| into the Kerberos V4 server keytab file. |
| clear_list (Alias: clear) The clear option clears the current keylist. | |
| delete_entry slot (Alias: delete) The delete option deletes the entry | |
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| in slot number slot from the current keylist. |
| list_requests (Alias: lr or ?) The list_request option displays a | |
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| list of available commands. |
Reference | To view the ktutil manpage, issue the following command: | |
| $ man 1 ktutil |
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| The kvno Utility | |
Description | The kvno utility acquires a service ticket for the specified Kerberos | |
| principals to return key version numbers of Kerberos principals. | |
| The kvno utility uses the environment variable KRB5CCNAME, which | |
| records the location of the credentials (ticket) cache. | |
Synopsis | /usr/bin/kvno | |
Options | Specifies the encryption type which will be requested | |
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| for the session key of all the services named on the |
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| command line. This is useful in certain backward |
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| compatibility situations. The value of etype can be one |
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[service1], [service2] Service name(s) or principal name(s). To view the kvno manpage, issue the following command:
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