SSO/EIM/KEREBEROS ?'s -- MIDRANGE-L

Subject: SSO/EIM/KEREBEROS ?'s
From: Jack Kingsley <iseriesflorida@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 12 Sep 2012 15:59:29 -0400
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Have some questions on this:

A) If windows AD owns the KDC, shouldn't it own the EIM/SSO as well.
B) I want to get to the point of using all of this, but unfortunately I am
in a situation where the 'I' would not be the server owner per-se.
C) I want to run a 5250 session using KEREBEROS, but I want the ISERIES
profiles/passwords to be coming from the AD side, can't this come from the
AD side so long as I just add the ISERIES to the AD realm??

In what I want to do I want my environment to be more of the slave to these
and not the host/owner of it.

Should I be leveraging LDAP to some extent as well with all of this.

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Re: SSO/EIM/KEREBEROS ?'s , Vernon Hamberg

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