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Configuring Kerberos to Connect to Active Directory
Configuring Kerberos to Connect to Active Directory
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- Sean Hastert
- Tom Sheffield (Unlicensed)
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- From within SoftNAS, navigate to Settings >Identity and Access Control > Kerberos
- Enter the required information into the Default Configuration text boxes.
- Once done, click the Update Configuration button. This will update your /etc/krb5.conf file.
Verifying Kerberos is Functional
In the above example, AD.BUURST.QA is the full domain name.
- Log in to a command shell using SSH, SoftNAS Console (VMware) or use the Command Shell.
- To access the command shell from within the SoftNAS UI, navigate to Settings > General System Settings, which will open a new window with access to the full Webmin console.
- Choose Others > Command Shell.
- Once in the command shell, issue the following command to login:
kinit -p administrator
List the Kerberos ticket, which proves you successfully logged into AD using the following command:
klist
- You should see something similar to the image to the right.
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