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Single Sign-On for Java 3.3.2 - Administration Guide

About this guide Introducing Single Sign-on for Java Preparing for Single Sign-on for Java Deploying Single Sign-on for Java
Getting started with Single Sign-on for Java Single Sign-on for Java and your web applications Setting up logging Controlling access to resources
Security Issues Maintenance and Troubleshooting Appendix: Configuration Parameters Appendix: Using the JKTools

jktutil example

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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