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Yeah, Kerberos can generally work across NAT, but DNS complexity often makes it not worth the trouble.
by sk5t 9y ago
Yeah, Kerberos can generally work across NAT, but DNS complexity often makes it not worth the trouble.
- youdontknowtho 9y agoGood point. It's naming that often breaks in NAT. And it's naming that is almost always what breaks Kerb. Cheers.