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These pages describe how to install MacLeland and MacSamson and configure MacLeland, MacSamson, and Eudora for Kerberized connections.

1.
Get a Leland Account
Most CMGM users have Leland accounts (this is also called a SUNet ID). To sign up for a Leland account or to get information about your Leland account follow the link here.

2.
Get MacSamson and MacLeland
MacSamson is Stanford's own Kerberized telnet client (for logging in to CMGM, using PINE, ELM, or other telnet applications). MacLeland is a Stanford-specific program to Kerberize password connections. Instructions to download and install these programs are located here.

3.
Configure MacSamson to use Kerberos with your CMGM account
MacSamson automatically uses Kerberos for Leland (elaine.stanford.edu) telnet and email sessions. Find out how to automatically initiate Kerberos sessions in CMGM.

4.
Configure Eudora for Kerberized Sessions
Directions for configuring MacEudora for Kerberized sessions. You need to configure CMGM for kerberos use (step 3) if you plan on reading CMGM email from Eudora.


Tips for using MacLeland.

Last Updated: Wednesday, March 10, 1999