Using Kerberos Authentication with SQL on Linux by Jamie Wick

SQL on Linux has several use cases for organizations looking to expand their server infrastructure options (Linux-based dev servers, containers, etc). One of the common obstacles for implementing SQL on Linux is "How can we use our existing developer & DBA logins (ie. Active Directory accounts) with a Linux-based SQL server?"

In this presentation we will look at the Kerberos authentication protocol, and how to configure Linux-based SQL servers to use it with Active Directory logins.

Jamie Wick is the Systems & Database Engineer for William & Mary and has been working with databases for the past 15+ years. His background includes a Master's degree in Computer Information Systems from Boston University and working as a SQL SysAdmin for universities in the United States & Australia. He is a volunteer & speaker at regional SQL events (User Groups/SQLSaturdays), is one of the Directors of the Richmond SQL Server Users Group, and is an avid photographer & blogger.

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This video helped me solve the issue I was facing after changing the password of the registered SPN account. Couldn't login anymore till I created a new Keytab file. Thank you for this!!