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3.7. How come Kerberos rlogin works to a machine, but when I use Kerberos telnet I'm still asked for a password?
The default for Kerberos telnet as shipped in the MIT distribution is to not do authentication. You have to explicitly use the -a flag to request an authenticated session. If you are using -a and you still get a password prompt, the chances are good that you're not talking to a Kerberos telnet daemon for some reason.
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