1*7f2fe78bSCy Schubert<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//IETF//DTD HTML//EN"> 2*7f2fe78bSCy Schubert<HTML> 3*7f2fe78bSCy Schubert<HEAD> 4*7f2fe78bSCy Schubert<meta name="GENERATOR" content="Microsoft® HTML Help Workshop 4.1"> 5*7f2fe78bSCy Schubert<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="Leash.css" /> 6*7f2fe78bSCy Schubert<Title>Make Default</Title> 7*7f2fe78bSCy Schubert</HEAD> 8*7f2fe78bSCy Schubert<BODY> 9*7f2fe78bSCy Schubert<H1> Make Default Principal </H1> 10*7f2fe78bSCy Schubert<p> 11*7f2fe78bSCy SchubertYour <em>default</em> principal is the one whose tickets are used when an application or service asks for tickets without specifying which principal is being authenticated. If you plan to use an application, service, or network that only one of your principals has access to, first set that principal to be the default. </p> 12*7f2fe78bSCy Schubert<p> 13*7f2fe78bSCy SchubertIf you have only one principal, that principal is automatically the default.</p> 14*7f2fe78bSCy Schubert 15*7f2fe78bSCy Schubert<H3>Set Default Principal</H3> 16*7f2fe78bSCy Schubert<ol> 17*7f2fe78bSCy Schubert<li>Select the principal by clicking it in the main window (if the principal is not listed, first get tickets for it). </li> 18*7f2fe78bSCy Schubert<li>Click the Make Default button. </li> 19*7f2fe78bSCy Schubert</ol> 20*7f2fe78bSCy Schubert<p> 21*7f2fe78bSCy SchubertThe default principal appears in bold font in the main window.</p> 22*7f2fe78bSCy Schubert 23*7f2fe78bSCy Schubert<h3>Related help</h3> 24*7f2fe78bSCy Schubert<ul id="helpul"> 25*7f2fe78bSCy Schubert<li><a href="HTML/Principals.htm">About principals</a></li> 26*7f2fe78bSCy Schubert<li><a href="HTML/Manage_Multiple_Principals.htm">Manage multiple principals</a></li> 27*7f2fe78bSCy Schubert</ul> 28*7f2fe78bSCy Schubert 29*7f2fe78bSCy Schubert 30*7f2fe78bSCy Schubert 31*7f2fe78bSCy Schubert<SCRIPT Language=JavaScript> 32*7f2fe78bSCy Schubertpopfont="Arial,.725,,plain " 33*7f2fe78bSCy SchubertpopupRealm="The Kerberos realm is the group of network resources that you gain access to when you log on with a Kerberos username and password. Often it is named after the DNS domain it corrosponds to. In Windows, realms are called 'domains.' " 34*7f2fe78bSCy Schubert</SCRIPT> 35*7f2fe78bSCy Schubert 36*7f2fe78bSCy Schubert<OBJECT id=popup type="application/x-oleobject" 37*7f2fe78bSCy Schubertclassid="clsid:adb880a6-d8ff-11cf-9377-00aa003b7a11"> 38*7f2fe78bSCy Schubert</OBJECT> 39*7f2fe78bSCy Schubert</BODY> 40*7f2fe78bSCy Schubert</HTML> 41