Win2k U.S Edition (128bit) encryption has been tested with MIT Kerberos 5 but I havent seen any info about the international encryption version. But with the recent developments in the US crypto policy there might no longer exist.
As for the myth that Windows 2000 "supports" kerberos... it doesn't. It uses kerberos as its main authenthication method... 'It's kind of fun to do the impossible.'
Duh! MainWin was used to port the AIX and Solaris version of Internet Explorer 5! What would be the difficulty of implementing COM, OLE Automation and the rest? COM is a binary, well documented interface based, *working* component model using IDL (and some microsoft extentions) as Interface definitions. 'It's kind of fun to do the impossible.'
Yeah... and Oracle didn't use MATERIALIZED VIEWs? (Thats pre-calculated results of querys... Oracle 8.1.5 has it MS SQL 7.0 doesn't) 'It's kind of fun to do the impossible.'
Marratech offers a great multimedia solution well suited for educational need. It contains players as well as servers for Video (read lectures) on demand. It works well with Windows and Unixes.
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Win2k U.S Edition (128bit) encryption has been tested with MIT Kerberos 5 but I havent seen any info about the international encryption version. But with the recent developments in the US crypto policy there might no longer exist.
As for the myth that Windows 2000 "supports" kerberos... it doesn't. It uses kerberos as its main authenthication method...
'It's kind of fun to do the impossible.'
Duh! MainWin was used to port the AIX and Solaris version of Internet Explorer 5! What would be the difficulty of implementing COM, OLE Automation and the rest? COM is a binary, well documented interface based, *working* component model using IDL (and some microsoft extentions) as Interface definitions.
'It's kind of fun to do the impossible.'
duh... try change user /?
'It's kind of fun to do the impossible.'
Yeah... and Oracle didn't use MATERIALIZED VIEWs?
(Thats pre-calculated results of querys... Oracle 8.1.5 has it MS SQL 7.0 doesn't)
'It's kind of fun to do the impossible.'
Marratech offers a great multimedia solution well suited for educational need. It contains players as well as servers for Video (read lectures) on demand. It works well with Windows and Unixes.