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Da tror jeg vi går i gang.

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Hjertelig velkommen til det månedlige medlemsmøtet i NUUG Oslo.

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Mitt navn er Petter Reinholdtsen og jeg er en av de som organiserer disse møtene.

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Ei deltagerliste er på tur rundt for å få oss til å vite mer om hvilke tema som er interessante,

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og hvis noen har lyst til å få vite mer om møter så er det bare å sette kryss og føre opp epostadresse.

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Etter møtet går vi opp til Alexantros for å få oss en matbit og leske strupen.

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Alle er hjertelige velkommen å være med dit.

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Neste møte er ikke planlagt ennå, så hvis noen har forslag til tema for maimøtet så er det bare å ta kontakt.

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Then I switch over to English, to make it possible for everyone in the room to understand me.

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Today we have been privileged enought to get someone with deep knowledge about system administration,

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who has written a few books about system administration and is lecturing at the university College of Oslo. And is working on a Ph.D with system administration as the topic.

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So I welcome Æleen Frisch.

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Hi.

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Do I need to stay in the cameras frame?

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No.

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Great. Cause I can not reach the mouse from the cameras frame.

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Look at that screen.

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Cause I am going to stand in front of that screen, based on cable length.

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OK. Hi. My name is Æleen Frisch.

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I live in Connecticut, in the US, usually.

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But I am here for a semester, January to June.

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Teaching at the University College and their master degree program in system administration.

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Connecticut is near New York city, if you are not familiar with US geography.

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I am not that familiar with Norwegian geography.

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I know where Tromsø is, I know where Stavanger is.

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I've tried to learn all provices or "fylke", but not yet succeeded.

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So tonight we will talk about Kerberos.

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Kerberos is something I have been interested in learning more about for a long time.

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It is not something that I have a lot of experience with, so I took this opportunity to learn more about i

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t.

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So hopefully you are not all Kerberos experts,

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otherwise this is, kind of, not going to be the greatest thing.

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How may of you are using Kerberos?

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Great, a few of you.

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So if I say anything wrong, feel free to correct me.

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I hope I won't, but I stade away from the dark and scary corners.

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Kerberos really is the right way to do authentication securely.

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And I have been convinced of that for a while.

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But it is a bit of, not a terrible learning curve, but it is a bit of a barrier to get startet.

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And a lot of places still are not using it.

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For example at the college they are not using it.