This is a series of documents explaining the benefits and uses of global directories. The initial article is not very technical, the rest does get into the nitty-gritty of how to be a full-blown part of the global directory.

This site reflects work in progress. What is this site about? A realm is a network environment with a shared security context. Usually, a realm is matched with one or more domain names and perhaps physical LANs, and it groups Users and Machines in such a way that they can work together. Why is realm crossover useful? Generally, it is desirable to control your own identity provider. How can realm crossover be realised? A local security realm authenticates the user.

The Reservoir is an online place to share your documents and media, and access it from anywhere. But it is much more! Based on our frameworks for cross-realm authentication, you can control access by others. So your sports team can submit videos, your collegues can share documents, and your spouse can review your Calendar and extend your ToDo list. Bring your own tools, and let others do the same. thanks to open standards;. Data stored in the Reservoir.

SNItch - the SNI-based Switch. This tool switches incoming TLS connections based on the SNI contained in them. It is assumed that the full SNI extension fits in the first record transmitted. Read more about the architecture. The SNItch is made to listen to an address and port, which default to any address and port number 443, respectively. To override the address and. Addresses are interpreted as IPv6 addresses, but you may place.

This site reflects work in progress. What is this project about? An incredible number of network protocols support Kerberos as an authentication mechanism, sometimes in a protocol-specific manner and sometimes as part of the more generic SASL framework, using its GSSAPI mechanism. Kerberos is liked for its integration with centrally managed infrastructure, and its ability to cross-over to remote security realms.

The TLS protocol is a security cornerstone for online protocols, including for web, sending and receiving email, chat and many more. Unfortunately, its operational aspects do not reflect its importance. TLS Pool is a project that aims at making TLS an easier protocol to operate on. One thing that sets TLS .

DoNAI is the general form of identity that we use for ARPA2. Is a user under a domain or host name. Is an anonymous user at a domain or host name. Is a domain or host name. The first and second forms are formally defined as Network Access Identifier. The third form is what we add to distinguish a domain name or host name.