Kerberos Server Authentication - Cyclades AlterPath ACS Command Reference Manual

Step 3 - Requesting the ticket to the Kerberos server.
# kinit -f -p john
Password for john@CYCLADES.COM: ******
You will be prompted to insert a password, that is the "principal" password that is
in the Kerberos server database.
Step 4 - Checking if the ticket was successful received:
# klist
Step 5 - Connect, from the client, to the ACS via SSH:
Opening a SSH connection to the ACS itself:
#ssh john@acs48-2.cyclades.com
Opening a SSH session to one of the ACS ports:
# ssh john:7001@acs48-2.cyclades.com
Step 6 - Connecting via RLOGIN to the ACS itself, with forwardable tickets (to
connect to the ACS ports using ts_menu):
# rlogin -l john acs48-2.cyclades.com -F
Then run ts_menu to access the desired serial port.
Step 7 - Connecting via Telnet to the ACS itself with forwardable tickets (to
connect to the ACS ports using ts_menu):
telnet -l john acs48-2.cyclades.com -F
Then run ts_menu to access the desired serial port.

Kerberos Server Authentication

To authenticate users on a Kerberos sever, it is necessary to edit two
configuration files: pslave.conf and krb5.conf. Below is a step by step example:
Step 1 - Edit the /etc/portslave/pslave.conf file.
Open the /etc/portslave/pslave.conf file running the following command:
# vi /etc/portslave/pslave.conf
Look for the all.authtype and all.protocol parameters and change their values
according to the example below:
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