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3.6.6 /etc/krb.realms
This file maps a host name to an authentication realm for the services provided
by that host. Each line in the file must be in one of the following forms:
•
host_name realm_name
• domain_name realm_name (Domain names should begin with a period)
sp21tr0 SP21CW0
sp21n01 SP21CW0
sp21n02 SP21CW0
sp21n03 SP21CW0
sp21n04 SP21CW0
sp21n05 SP21CW0
sp21n06 SP21CW0
sp21n07 SP21CW0
sp21n08 SP21CW0
sp21n09 SP21CW0
sp21n10 SP21CW0
sp21n11 SP21CW0
sp21n13 SP21CW0
sp21n15 SP21CW0
sp21sw01 SP21CW0
sp21sw02 SP21CW0
sp21sw03 SP21CW0
sp21sw04 SP21CW0
sp21sw05 SP21CW0
sp21sw06 SP21CW0
sp21sw07 SP21CW0
sp21sw08 SP21CW0
sp21sw09 SP21CW0
sp21sw11 SP21CW0
Figure 29. Example of a /etc/krb.realms File
This file is created (if it does not yet exist) by the setup_authent script on the
primary authentication server.
3.6.7 /var/adm/SPlogs/kerberos
There are two log files in the /var/adm/SPlogs/kerberos directory:
•
kerberos.log
•
admin_server.syslog
The kerberos.log file contains information relating to the kerberos daemon, such
as when it was started. It also contains error messages. Following is an
example of the kerberos.log file containing the error messages when the /.k file
is deleted.
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