Re: ktpass changed my UPN
- From: "Joe Richards [MVP]" <humorexpress@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 29 Apr 2006 08:32:03 -0400
Couple of issue with your command. First there needs to be an @ in there. Second the domain should be all uppercase.
Finally, I wanted to see the command because ktpass is usually used by folks to generate keytabs, I hadn't heard of someone doing other things with it; especially just using it to set an SPN.
If you are just trying to set an SPN, you could do that with a direct LDAP insert or use setspn which is written to do just that.
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strongline wrote:
what matters is the -princ parameter like below.
ktpass -princ fakedService/fakedHost.domain.com -mapuser AuserName
.....blah blah
then "fakedService/fakedHost.domain.com" will be registered as SPN as
well as UPN of "AuserName".
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