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Subject: Re: REQ: Need Kerberos thats simple to use!


>Then why don't you buy a Kerberos software from the various companies that
>sell it. They've done the work for you. OpenVision, Cybersafe, and Cygnus
>come to mind off the top of my head. At least some of those are able to
>provide exportable versions. Check the FAQ for other companies and contact
info.
>
>                -- Jon
>

Thanks for the reply Jon, but I have corresponded with all the above companies
you mention, but they are not able to help ... at the moment. The problem is
that all their products use the DES libs which are not for export outside the
US & Canada. You'll notice from my domain, I'm from South Africa. I need a
simple Kerberos server that uses DES emulation libs like eBones.

Roman Hogh - rhogh@centera.co.za

Product Specialist
Centera Pty Ltd


