clear_list – Clears the current keylist read_kt or rkt – Reads a krb5 keytab into the current keylist read_st or rst – Reads a krb4 srvtab into the current keylist write_kt or wkt – Writes the current key listing into a krb5 keytab write_st or wst – Writes the current key listing to a krb4 srvtab add_entry or addent – Adds an entry to the current key listing delete_entry, delent – Deletes an entry from the current key listing list – Lists the current key listing list_requests or lr – Lists available keys
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Kerberos Keys
Kerberos uses keys to transmit information between hosts. There are session keys and service keys kept in the keytab ï¬le on the KDC. The KDC (Key Distribution Center) then does out keys as needed. To see the service keys: klist -k /etc/krb5.keytab