Kerberos: How can I lock a user who fail to login after 3 unsuccesfulattempts? - Kerberos
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$Subject.
client use kerberos for authentication,
my question is that is there anything i can do with kerberos server to
reach this object?
Or anything else can be helpful to this case?
thanks
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Kerberos: How can I lock a user who fail to login after 3 unsuccesfulattempts?
Hi,
$Subject.
client use kerberos for authentication,
my question is that is there anything i can do with kerberos server to
reach this object?
Or anything else can be helpful to this case?
thanks
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Re: Kerberos: How can I lock a user who fail to login after 3unsuccesful attempts?
To my knowledge there is no built-in mechanism to disable a principal
after a certain number of failed logins. If you have preauth enabled you
could probably patch the KDC or write a script to monitor your logs.
However, without preauth the KDC has no idea whether a login attempt
(kinit) was successful or not.
-Mike
> Hi,
>
> $Subject.
> client use kerberos for authentication,
> my question is that is there anything i can do with kerberos server to
> reach this object?
>
> Or anything else can be helpful to this case?
>
> thanks
> ________________________________________________
> Kerberos mailing list Kerberos@mit.edu
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