How to Configure SQL Server Windows Authentication in Linux CentOS 7 - SQL Server on Linux Tutorial

How to Configure SQL Server Windows Authentication in Linux CentOS 7 video explains all below steps
Create Active Directory Service Account for SQL Server
Setup SPN for SQL Server AG Service Account
Validating Key version Number (kvno)
Create MSSQLScv Keytab
Setting Proper Permission of Keytab
Configure SQL Server Instance to use Keytab file for kerberos Authentication
Restarting SQL server and Testing Using SSMS

Script Used in this Demo:

#Create SQL Server Service Account in Your Active Directory Domain

UserName= mssql
PasswordExpire= never

# Setting ServicePrincipalName (SPN) for SQL Server Service account on Your Domain Conroller

# Checking KVNO (Key Version Number) number for AD Account-usually its 2

# Creating SQL Keytab File (AD Account with password must set this up) using ktutil

sudo ktutil

quit

# Setting up Proper permission (ownership)

# Configuring SQL Server to Point to KeyTab File

# Restarting SQL Server Services

sudo systemctl restart mssql-server

# Connecting to SSMS and Testing Windows Authentication

[noel.cde]

Actually, this video is great, show all the needed steps and enough clear, Thank you so much for these useful videos.

[CarlosGalvanIngenieriaIT]

Thank you for your videos, it's are very effective and accurate, you are a great work and support for the IT
accurate

[stalinuribeaponte]

Sqlcmd: Error: Microsoft ODBC Driver 17 for SQL Server : Login failed. The login is from an untrusted domain and cannot be used with Integrated authentication.. in centos 8

[alwaysilva]

This is very good. However, I am running in a slight different issue. I have a SQL running on Windows, I have joined the linux machine to AD, however, when trying to connect to SQL using the credentials of the user logged, it is not working? Do you know how I could configure this? Thanks