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klist(1m)							     klist(1m)

NAME
       klist - Lists cached tickets

SYNOPSIS
       klist [-c cachename] [-e] [-f]

OPTIONS
       Specifies that the contents of the cache identified by cachename should
       be displayed instead of the contents of the  default  cache.   Includes
       expired	tickets	 in  the  display.   Without this option, only current
       tickets are displayed.  Displays option settings on the	tickets.   The
       options are D (postdatable) d (postdated) F (forwardable) f (forwarded)
       I (initial) i (invalid) P (proxiable) p (proxy) R (renewable)

DESCRIPTION
       The klist command lists the primary principal and tickets held  in  the
       default	credentials cache, or in the cache identified by  cachename if
       the -c option is used.

       The name of the default credentials cache  can  vary  between  systems.
       However,	 if  the  KRB5CCNAME environment variable is set, its value is
       used to name the default cache.	If it is not set, the form of the name
       is /tmp/krb5cc_[unix_id], where [unix_id] is the decimal UNIX ID of the
       user.

NOTE
       klist provided under "/usr/bin" is part of Kerberos V5 client  product.
       For DCE operations use "/opt/dce/bin/klist".

RELATED INFORMATION
       Commands: kinit(1m), kdestroy(1m), krb5(3).

								     klist(1m)

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