The Import Status column in the main window shows whether tickets were obtained with the Get Ticket function in MIT Kerberos or if they were obtained by a Windows Logon session when you logged on to a domain, and whether they have been imported or exported to the other application.
To show or hide this column, open the Options tab and use the Import
Status checkbox in the View Options panel. Note that Import Status is
only available if you have obtained tickets through a Windows Logon
session.
How to: Use View Options Panel
| Import Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| imported | The tickets were obtained when you started a Windows Logon session by logging in to a domain. They have been imported into MIT Kerberos. |
| importable | The tickets were obtained when you started a Windows Logon session by logging in to a domain.
They have not been imported into MIT Kerberos because Automatic Import
has been turned off. To import them, select Automatic Import in the
Ticket Options panel of the Options tab, or click the Import button in the Home tab. How to: Use Ticket Options Panel How to: Import Tickets |
| protected | The tickets were obtained when you started a Windows Logon session by logging in to a domain. They have not been imported into Windows for Kerberos because User Access Control (UAC) in Windows is preventing that action. If you want to allow the tickets to be imported, turn off your computer's UAC. |
| exportable | You used the Get Ticket window to obtain these tickets. They have not been exported. To export these tickets for use with Windows services, click the Export Ticket button. Note that exporting your tickets replaces rather than adds to any existing tickets in your Windows Logon session. |
| exported | You used the Get Ticket window to obtain these tickets. They have been exported into your Windows Logon session and can be used with Windows services. |