The following example shows a jktutil session, in which a keytab is read, its contents listed, and a new key is added:
$ jktutil
jktutil (type '?' for help): l
Slot KVNO Principal
---- ---- --------------------
jktutil (type '?' for help): read_kt barney.kt
jktutil (type '?' for help): l
Slot KVNO Principal
---- ---- --------------------
1 255 barney@EXAMPLE.COM
jktutil (type '?' for help): addent -password -p fred@EXAMPLE.COM -k 255 -e rc4-hmac
Password for fred@EXAMPLE.COM:
jktutil (type '?' for help): l
Slot KVNO Principal
---- ---- --------------------
1 255 barney@EXAMPLE.COM
2 255 fred@EXAMPLE.COM
jktutil (type '?' for help): write_kt -o barney.kt
jktutil (type '?' for help): clear
jktutil (type '?' for help): l
Slot KVNO Principal
---- ---- --------------------
jktutil (type '?' for help): read_kt barney.kt
jktutil (type '?' for help): l
Slot KVNO Principal
---- ---- --------------------
1 255 barney@EXAMPLE.COM
2 255 fred@EXAMPLE.COM
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