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kdigest

KDIGEST(8)						    BSD System Manager's Manual 						KDIGEST(8)

NAME

     kdigest -- userland tool to access digest interface in the KDC

SYNOPSIS

     kdigest [--ccache=string] [--version] [--help] command [arguments]

DESCRIPTION

     Supported options:

     --ccache=string
	     credential cache

     --version
	     print version

     --help

     Available commands are:

     digest-probe [--realm=string] [-h | --help]

	     --realm=string
		     Kerberos realm to communicate with

     digest-server-init [--type=string] [--kerberos-realm=realm] [--digest=digest-type] [--cb-type=type] [--cb-value=value] [--hostname=hostname]
	     [--realm=string]

	     --type=string
		     digest type

	     --kerberos-realm=realm

	     --digest=digest-type
		     digest type to use in the algorithm

	     --cb-type=type
		     type of channel bindings

	     --cb-value=value
		     value of channel bindings

	     --hostname=hostname
		     hostname of the server

	     --realm=string
		     Kerberos realm to communicate with

     digest-server-request [--type=string] [--kerberos-realm=realm] [--username=name] [--server-nonce=nonce] [--server-identifier=nonce]
	     [--client-nonce=nonce] [--client-response=response] [--opaque=string] [--authentication-name=name] [--realm=realm] [--method=method]
	     [--uri=uri] [--nounce-count=count] [--qop=qop] [--ccache=ccache]

	     --type=string
		     digest type

	     --kerberos-realm=realm

	     --username=name
		     digest type

	     --server-nonce=nonce

	     --server-identifier=nonce

	     --client-nonce=nonce

	     --client-response=response

	     --opaque=string

	     --authentication-name=name

	     --realm=realm

	     --method=method

	     --uri=uri

	     --nounce-count=count

	     --qop=qop

	     --ccache=ccache
		     Where the the credential cache is created when the KDC returns tickets

     digest-client-request [--type=string] [--username=name] [--password=password] [--server-nonce=nonce] [--server-identifier=nonce]
	     [--client-nonce=nonce] [--opaque=string] [--realm=realm] [--method=method] [--uri=uri] [--nounce-count=count] [--qop=qop]

	     --type=string
		     digest type

	     --username=name
		     digest type

	     --password=password

	     --server-nonce=nonce

	     --server-identifier=nonce

	     --client-nonce=nonce

	     --opaque=string

	     --realm=realm

	     --method=method

	     --uri=uri

	     --nounce-count=count

	     --qop=qop

     ntlm-server-init [--version=integer] [--kerberos-realm=string]

	     --version=integer
		     ntlm version

	     --kerberos-realm=string
		     Kerberos realm to communicate with

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							September 25, 2008							   HEIMDAL