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# ApacheDS 2.0 Kerberos User Guide
This guide will help you to configure and use the embedded Kerberos Server. 

ApacheDS is not only a LDAP server, it also support the Kerberos Protocl, and is a KDC (Key DIstribution Center), containing a TGS (Ticket Granting Server) and a AS (Authentication Server).

This guide will describe how it works.

# Table of content

* [1 - What is Kerberos](kerberos-ug/1-kerberos.html)
    * [1.1 - Introduction](kerberos-ug/1.1-introduction.html)
        * [1.1.1 - Realms](kerberos-ug/1.1.1-realms.html)
        * [1.1.2 - Principals](kerberos-ug/1.1.2-principals.html)
        * [1.1.3 - Keys](kerberos-ug/1.1.3-keys.html)
        * [1.1.4 - KDC (Key Distribution Center)](kerberos-ug/1.1.4-kdc.html)
        * [1.1.5 - Database](kerberos-ug/1.1.5-database.html)
        * [1.1.6 - AS (Authentication Server)](kerberos-ug/1.1.6-as.html)
        * [1.1.7 - TGS (Ticket Granting Server)](kerberos-ug/1.1.7-tgs.html)
        * [1.1.8 - Tickets](kerberos-ug/1.1.8-tickets.html)
    * [1.2 - Resources](kerberos-ug/1.2-resources.html)
        * [1.2.1 - Kerberos Articles](kerberos-ug/1.2.1-kerberos-articles.html)
        * [1.2.2 - Microsoft compatibility](kerberos-ug/1.2.2-microsoft-compatibility.html)
        * [1.2.3 - Standards](kerberos-ug/1.2.3-standards.html)
* [2 - Kerberos Configuration](kerberos-ug/2-kerberos-config.html)
    * [2.1 - Installing the server](kerberos-ug/2.1-installing.html)
    * [2.2 - LDAP server configuration](kerberos-ug/2.2-ldap-server-config.html)
    * [2.3 - Kerberos server configuration](kerberos-ug/2.3-kerberos-server-config.html)
    * [2.4 - Kerberos and Unlimited Strength Policy](kerberos-ug/2.4-kerberos-ulp.html)
    * [2.5 - PKINIT](kerberos-ug/2.5-pkinit.html)
    * [2.6 - Cross Realm](kerberos-ug/2.6-cross-realm.html)
* [3 - Kerberos administration](kerberos-ug/3-kerberos-admin.html)
    * [3.1 - Starting and Stopping the server](kerberos-ug/3.1-start-stop.html)
    * [3.2 - Managing Clients and Services](kerberos-ug/3.2-managing-clients-services.html)
    * [3.3 - Changing passwords](kerberos-ug/3.3-change-password.html)
    * [3.4 - Logs](kerberos-ug/3.4-logs.html)
    * [3.5 - Replication](kerberos-ug/3.5-replication.html)
    * [3.6 - Backup/Restore](kerberos-ug/3.6-backup-restore.html)
* [4 - Using Kerberos](kerberos-ug/4-using-kerberos.html)
    * [4.1 - Authenticate with kinit](kerberos-ug/4.1-authenticate-kinit.html)
    * [4.2 - Authenticate with Studio](kerberos-ug/4.2-authenticate-studio.html)
* [5 - Interoperability](kerberos-ug/5-interoperability.html)
* [6 - Kerberos Glossary](kerberos-ug/6-glossary.html)