Using HP-UX Internet Services (February 2007)

System administrators can enforce Kerberos authentication to a service on a
particular host. If Kerberos authentication is enforced to a service on a host running
the SIS daemons, the host can neither access a secure client using the -P option nor
can access a non-secure client.
4. After working with the secure session, issue the kdestroy command to remove
the credentials that you have accumulated during the session:
kdestroy
If the SIS product is installed and enabled on your system, you can refer to the following
manpages for more information:
• For information common to all the Secure Internet Services, including warning
and error messages, type man 5 sis at the HP-UX prompt.
• For information specific to individual services, type man 1 ftp, man 1M ftpd,
man 1 rcp, man 1 remsh, man 1M remshd, man 1 rlogin, man 1M
rlogind, man 1 telnet, man 1M telnetd, or man 5 sis at the HP-UX
prompt.
• For information on some common Kerberos utilities, type man 1kinit, man 1
klist, man 1 kdestroy, man 1M krbval, man 8sec k5dcelogin, man 1M
inetsvcs_sec, orman 4 inetsvcs at the HP-UX prompt.
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