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2 The AS generates a ticket granting ticket with which to access the ticket granting server This ticket will include a session key that will be used to let you access the TGS server The TGT is sent back to you encrypted with your user key (password) 3 The kinit program then prompts you to enter your Kerberos password, which it then uses to decrypt the TGT 4 Now you can use a client program such as a mail client program to access the mail server, for instance When you do so, the TGT is used to access the TGS server, which then will generate a ticket for accessing the mail server The TGS will generate a new session key for use with just the mail server This will be provided in the ticket sent to you for accessing the mail server.

14, a two-dimensional square array of 1s and 0s A 1 at position [I, J] implies that node I is connected to node J and since we have a bidirectional network we will also expect to have a 1 at position [J, I] A 0 at the position implies that there is no connection between these nodes Notice that the last line before the Return statement is commented out This line is a call to the subroutine PlotNodes This subroutine uses Nodes[ ] and MapGraph[ ] to plot the nodes (as little circles) and the paths between them using the color de ned in LnClr In normal usage of the simulation you won t need to see this plot, but it may become necessary in debugging or visualizing the system Figure 157 was generated by uncommenting the line.

In effect, there is a TGT sessions key used for accessing the TGS server, and a mail session key used for accessing the mail server The ticket for the mail server is sent to you encrypted with the TGS session key 5 The client then uses the mail ticket received from the TGS server to access the mail server 6 If you want to use another service such as FTP, when your FTP client sends a request to the TGS server for a ticket, the TGS server will automatically obtain authorization from the authentication server and issue an FTP ticket with an FTP session key This kind of support remains in effect for a limited period of time, usually several hours, after which you again have to use kinit to undergo the authentication process and access the TGS server Installing and configuring a Kerberos server can be a complex process.

Carefully check the documentation for installing the current versions Some of the key areas are listed here In the Kerberos configuration file, krb5conf, you can set such features as the encryption method used and the database name When installing Kerberos, be sure to carefully follow the instructions for providing administrative access The /etc/services file should contain a listing of all Kerberized services These are services such as kftp or klogin that provide Kerberos FTP and login services To run Kerberos, you start the Kerberos server with the krb5kdc and kadmin commands Note On Gnome, you can use the krb5 tool to manage Kerberos tickets, and the gkadmin tool to manage Kerberos realms These are part of the gnome-kerberos package on your Red Hat distribution Setting up a particular service to use Kerberos (known as Kerberizing) can be a complicated process.

The number of nodes was chosen to make the robot s job of moving between them easy, without the possibility of getting close to walls or being obstructed by corners and doorframes Experiment with less or more intermediate nodes and see how the system fairs Also you may want to see what happens if you remove some of the multiple paths between the Hallways and Of ces 4 and 5 These paths ensure that the robot will take the shortest route depending on which direction it is coming from If you remove these redundant paths the robot will look less intelligent in the way it goes from one point to another in that area We have chosen to make the robot move in the center of the corridors This can be easily modi ed by changing the placement of the nodes.

A Kerberized service needs to check the user's identity and credentials, check for a ticket for the service, and, if one is not present, obtain one Once the service is set up, use of Kerberized services is nearly transparent to the user Tickets are automatically issued and authentication carried out without any extra effort by the user Note The Red Hat Reference Manual provides detailed instructions on setting up Kerberos.