Thread-topic: Active Directory and Kerberized printing?
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On 11/5/07 2:38 PM, "Michael R Sweet" <email@hidden> wrote:
>> When a Leopard-based Mac is bound to an Active Directory, is the client now
>> using Kerberos for authenticated printing?
>>
>> It has been noted that authenticated AD printing is now working. Leopard
>> includes CUPS 1.3.3, and the CUPS "What's new" page lists Kerberized
>> printing as a feature of CUPS v1.3. I'm just trying to put the pieces
>> together.
>
> Not by default - you still need to activate Kerberos ("Negotiate")
> authentication in the cupsd.conf file. Look at the help file at:
>
> http://localhost:631/help/kerberos.html
>
> for instructions. Once configured on the server, you should be able
> do Kerberos-authenticated printing from your client machines assuming
> they are also using Leopard and have AD or OD setup for logins...
>
> That said, there is a reported bug with our current implementation
> with Windows Server 2003 R2 - apparently the credentials that Windows
> supplies are larger than 2k (the limit set in the current Leopard
> build), so Kerberos authentication doesn't currently work against
> (at least) that version of Windows. The fix is already in the current
> stable CUPS release (1.3.4)...
Thanks for the quick response; I'll pass it along to people on the
MacEnterprise list.
Without trying to ask too much about futures, is it possible v1.3.4 might be
included in a future software update of Leopard? Or is it likely Leopard
will be locked at v1.3.3?
Is it possible -- or even advisable -- for systems administrators to install
v1.3.4 on top of Leopard (without ill effects to what's bundled with the OS)
if they need that fix?
Thanks!
--
Jeremy Reichman
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