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Ontap 9.6 "Strong autentication is required" for Kerberos Interface setup
2020-01-22
04:38 AM
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Hi!
I'm trying to set up Kerberos on NetApp for use with NFS, and when i try to run the "kerberos interface enable -vserver somename -lif somename -spn nfs/FQDN@REALM command, it fails with "Strong authentication is required".
I faced the same when setting up CIFS earlier, but then there was a "vserver cifs security modify -vserver somename -session-security-for-ad-ldap someoption" that solved it by changing it.
But since that seems to be a cifs specific command, while this is for kerberos/nfs i'm not sure if i can use the same command, or if there is a similiar command for kerberos ?
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Hi!
This is going off memory, so not sure if this was the thing that made the trick for us, but i believe so.
"vserver cifs security modify -vserver -session-security-for-ad-ldap-sign"
Best Regards
This is going off memory, so not sure if this was the thing that made the trick for us, but i believe so.
"vserver cifs security modify -vserver -session-security-for-ad-ldap-sign"
Best Regards
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Also, on the same note, is there any way to change/modify/specify the account name that command uses/generates ?
Reason i'm asking is that the naming standard is 12 characters long, and when it automatically adds NFS- to the front of it, and it seems to only support 15 , the last character in the naming standard is lost, and we could end up with multiple servers having the same name unintentionally.
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Sorry gotta ask, did you create the realm first? https://docs.netapp.com/ontap-9/index.jsp?topic=%2Fcom.netapp.doc.pow-nfs-cg%2FGUID-3ECE9551-A805-460B-86EC-EBCC14422528.html&lang=en
Probably a stupid question.
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Yes i did, realm was created
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Did the original poster or anyone have clues on this issue? I'm having the same trouble.
Have read much doco but there must be something i'm missing..
Thanks
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Hi!
This is going off memory, so not sure if this was the thing that made the trick for us, but i believe so.
"vserver cifs security modify -vserver -session-security-for-ad-ldap-sign"
Best Regards
This is going off memory, so not sure if this was the thing that made the trick for us, but i believe so.
"vserver cifs security modify -vserver -session-security-for-ad-ldap-sign"
Best Regards
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Thanks - confirming that resolved the issue for me
