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Creating a Self-Signed Certificate | University IT
Use openssl to create self-signed certificates and CSRs Self-signed certificates offer the same level of encryption as commercial certificates, but you can generate them yourself and for longer durations of validity. University IT often uses self-signed certificates on development and test servers. However, web browsers will present end users with an untrusted certificate warning if you use a self
Red Hat with LDAP Proxy | University IT
The PAM/NSS LDAP packages available on Red Hat systems have the fundamental restriction that they do not support Kerberos binds to the directory. The work around for this problem is to install a local LDAP server that is used as a proxy to the central Stanford LDAP service. The proxy makes a Kerberos bind to the directory, accepts anonymous binds from clients on the host, and PAM/NSS is configured
An Introduction to Keytabs | University IT
CAUTION: If you use keytab for WebAuth authentication, please visit the WebAuth Announcement page about the future direction of Stanford web authentication. Background As well as storing user accounts and their passwords, the Kerberos servers (KDCs) store accounts and keys (similar to passwords) for systems. Those accounts and keys are used as part of the authentication process to verify which use
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