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Too Much of a Good Thing
Posted
over 4 years ago
by
Tim Springston [MS]
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A while back I wrote a blog post about setting up Kerberos constrained delegation. As a bit of an re-introduction, a lot of the value of the Kerberos authentication protocol is that it allows an application or service to impersonate a user in order to...
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Scary Sounding Errors
Posted
over 4 years ago
by
Tim Springston [MS]
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We have a temporary role in CSS where support folks will help out in supporting prerelease (also known as beta) software. I’ve worked a couple of Windows betas, and it’s a great experience. I mention this since I remember a few...
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