hi Chris,
I worked on that for 5 months. I am glad to know some has the same
interest with me. So far the best way I have to create a keytab is
using ktutil from MIT kerberos 5.
if you know a windows domain user's password, you can :
ktutil
> addent -password -p user/domain.com@xxxxxxxxxx -k kvno -e rc4-hamc
> wkt filename.key
the parameter format may be wrong, I can not remember it exactly.
you can also try ktpass.exe from windows 2003 sp1 support tools.
I also upload a sample trace and keytab file on kerberos wiki page.
you may try it first:
http://wiki.ethereal.com/SampleCaptures?action=AttachFile&do=get&target=krb-816.zip
On 1/25/06, Chris Geier <chris.geier@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I have been digging into the fun and enjoyable Kerberos protocol as it is
> implemented in a Windows2003 environment. I have been capturing packets and
> digging into them with Ethereal in an effort to learn more and get a better
> picture for what goes on. I have been trying to decrypt them since I know
> the passwords etc it should be easy. I have seen references to creating a
> keytab file etc but have not found any good instructions on how this works
> or how to create a keytab file.
>
> Any help?
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