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Strong Authentication at Fermilab
(old version)

This is the previous version, from 2003. The manual has been updated as of January 2005. Go to updated manual.

Strong authentication is a form of computer security in which the identities of networked users, clients and servers are verified without transmitting passwords over the network.

The Kerberos Network Authentication Service V5is the network authentication program that Fermilab uses to implement strong authentication. In addition to establishing identity (authentication), it supports encrypted network connections, thereby providing confidentiality.

All computer users at Fermilab have a responsibility to understand the broad outlines of Fermilab's Strong Authentication policy, and to comply with the policy.

Forms page: Find forms for requesting Kerberos Principal and related items.

For assistance contact helpdesk@fnal.gov.
Information compiled and maintained by AH ; last modified on 1/20/05.
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