RE: SSO and Novell -- was EIM

["jt" <jt@xxxxxx>]

| -----Original Message-----
| [mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Patrick Botz
| Sent: Friday, March 19, 2004 6:45 PM

| By "SSO stuff," what I meant was "single sign-on."

Shoot, I knew that at one time...;-D

| (which for windows 2k/3k domains is
| something called Kerberos)

Huh...  And I thought Kerberos was IBM tech.  I mean, I gather it's some
kind-a semi-standard, but somehow I thought it mainly came outta IBM labs.
No matter, other than I saw it is used in MS Passport, which is something
I'm Extremely leary of.

| There is no extra cost for this function. It comes with base OS/400. Lots
| of people have implemented it.

Nice, but I wonder if any on this list have implemented it.  Rarely see
either questions or answers.

| I'll send you the info.

VERY much like the handout titled "SSO in a Single Day" as I wuz interested
in seeing how hard it is to set up and such.  (Should-a caught the iChat
'bout a year ago? on EIM, (which mebbe this came from,) and been meaning to
catch the replay and.. and...;-)  I'll also look at the Novell handout real
quick.

I'll study some more, and hope to have chance to look into the book by you
and Carol Woodbury coming in May.  As well as the green-screen tools.  Thank
you again VERY much, "Mr. Security".  Some of this "free" stuff appears like
it could be pretty doggone handy.