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Mac OS X comes with kerberos already installed. There are two ways to authenticate to your DICE account using Kerberos on the Mac - using the command-line Terminal utility, or using the graphical Ticket Viewer. This document describes both. Using Terminal First, locate the Terminal application. This can be found in the Utilities folder: Double-click on the Terminal application to launch it. Now type: kinit yourusername@INF.ED.AC.UK Enter your password when prompted: cuyp: toby$ kinit toby@INF.ED.AC.UK toby@INF.ED.AC.UK's Password: cuyp: toby$ The klist command can be used to check the contents of your credentials cache. The following shows a credentials cache after a successful authentication: cuyp: toby$ klist Credentials cache: API:502:10 Principal: toby@INF.ED.AC.UK Issued Expires Principal Feb 21 13: Feb 21 23: krbtgt/INF.ED.AC.UK@INF.ED.AC.UK cuyp: toby$ Using Ticket Viewer The Ticket Viewer application provides a graphical front-end for ticket acquiry.
It is slightly hidden away in the Mac file system. Locate the application by opening the /System/Library/CoreServices folder: Locate the Ticket Viewer application: And launch the application: Click on Add Identity and enter yourusername@INF.ED.AC.UK and your password. You can tick the box to remember your password in your keychain, but be aware of the security implications of this - that your DICE password is then only as secure as your login password. Pacman ft nipsey hussle grind mode download for mac. Click Continue to authenticate: You should see indication that a ticket has been successfully acquired.
Click on Set as Default here. You may find it useful to keep the Ticket Viewer application in your dock: What Now?
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Now that you have configured Kerberos, you may want to.