If you are configuring SFTP connections, you can use Kerberos for authentication.
To configure Kerberos authentication for SFTP sessions
Start the FTP Client.
This opens the
dialog box. (If the FTP Client is already running and this dialog box is not open, go to > .)Perform one of the following tasks:
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Do This |
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Create a new site |
From the dialog box, click .In the dialog box, enter the name or IP address of your FTP server host, and then click .In the dialog box, select . |
Modify an existing site |
From the dialog box, select a site. |
Click
.Click the
tab.Select
.(Optional) Specify an
. (If you leave blank, Reflection saves any changes you make to an SSH configuration scheme with the same name as the current host.)Click
.On the
tab, under , select .Click the
tab.Configure GSSAPI authentication.
When
is selected, Reflection uses your Windows domain login credentials to authenticate to the Secure Shell server. Selecting as your GSSAPI provider configures Reflection to authenticate using Microsoft's Security Support Provider Interface (SSPI).When
is selected, Reflection uses the Reflection Kerberos client for Kerberos/GSSAPI authentication. Before you can make connections using the Reflection Kerberos client, you must configure Reflection Kerberos on your computer. You can use the button to configure Kerberos if it has not yet been configured on your system, or to modify your existing Kerberos configuration.Perform one of the following tasks:
If you are |
Do This |
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Creating a new site |
Click to close the dialog box and then click .In the dialog box, type your user name on the FTP server and then clickClick . |
Modifying an existing site |
Click to close the open dialog boxes. |
NOTE:Kerberos support is not available with the Reflection FTP Client that ships as part of Reflection NFS Client (full product).