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kerberosV telnet

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NODE 4bef3e41kerberosV telnet
Anyone have any fun diffs for kerberized telnet/telnetd that I could
play with?  An IDEA encryption module?  A Diffie-Hellman module?
Standards not necessary, we're just experimenting here.
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Jef
NODE 8448d7c8Re: kerberosV telnet
Jef Poskanzer says:
> Anyone have any fun diffs for kerberized telnet/telnetd that I could
> play with?  An IDEA encryption module?  A Diffie-Hellman module?
> Standards not necessary, we're just experimenting here.

The Cygnus release of Kerberos v4 contains much of what you want. The
4.4 BSD version of Telnet also contains much of what you want.

Perry
NODE 972abc35Re: kerberosV telnet
"pem" == Perry E Metzger <perry@imsi.com> writes:

"jp" == Jef Poskanzer says:

jp> Anyone have any fun diffs for kerberized telnet/telnetd that I
jp> could play with?  An IDEA encryption module?  A Diffie-Hellman
jp> module?  Standards not necessary, we're just experimenting here.

pem> The Cygnus release of Kerberos v4 contains much of what you
pem> want. The 4.4 BSD version of Telnet also contains much of what
pem> you want.

  The Cygnus Network Security product now contains telnet/telnetd?
When I pulled it over (early in the year), it didn't have much more
than some KPOP tools and the standard Kerberos tools. Is ftp/ftpd
included as well?

michael
NODE 6da87238Re: kerberosV telnet
michael shiplett says:
> pem> The Cygnus release of Kerberos v4 contains much of what you
> pem> want. The 4.4 BSD version of Telnet also contains much of what
> pem> you want.
> 
>   The Cygnus Network Security product now contains telnet/telnetd?

I believe it does, though I must admit not to have checked in a while...

.pm
NODE 31a1e248Re: kerberosV telnet
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> Anyone have any fun diffs for kerberized telnet/telnetd that I could
> play with?  An IDEA encryption module?  A Diffie-Hellman module?
> Standards not necessary, we're just experimenting here.

Try talking to Dave Safford at TAMU - or, I think that in the 4.4BSD 
release telnet has all that stuff already in it.
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