NoteHKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Lsa\Kerberos\Domains\
The <Realm-name> subkey stores configuration data for a non-Windows-based Kerberos realm. Non-Windows Kerberos servers use realms instead of Windows domains.
Kerberos Setup (Ksetup.exe), a tool included with the Windows 2000 Support Tools, adds this subkey to the registry when you use Ksetup to create a Kerberos realm. The Kerberos Security Provider in Windows 2000 uses the data in the subkey to locate a non-Windows Kerberos Key Distribution Center and interoperate with the Kerberos realm.
This subkey bears the name you assign to the realm when you use
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To add, delete, or change the configuration of a Kerberos realm, use Kerberos Setup (Ksetup.exe), a tool included in Windows 2000 Support Tools.
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The <Realm-name> subkey does not actually appear in the registry. It is a variable used to describe the elements common to realm-specific subkeys in the Domains subkey.
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For more information about KSetup.exe, see Tools Help in the Windows 2000 Support Tools. For more information about Kerberos interoperability features, see MIT Kerberos 5 (krb5 1.0) Interoperability on the Windows 2000 Server Security Services Web site.