> On to, 16 kesä 2022, rui liang via FreeIPA-users wrote:
> 
> It will regenerate Kerberos keys from scratch so your existing keytab
> would not be useful. You'd need to retrieve or create a new one.
> 
> There is no more detailed tutorial because there is nothing more to it.
> It is really like that -- somebody does LDAP bind when migration mode is
> enabled and upon verification of the LDAP password Kerberos keys will be
> generated automatically. Whether it is done through SSSD login or direct
> LDAP bind or through an IPA Web UI migration page, it is irrelevant
> because they all boil down to the same LDAP bind operation in the end.
> 
> Your previous Kerberos keys aren't possible to reuse.

Oh, I see.Thank you for your guidance

My system is Ubuntu16.04 Freeipa4.3, because the current CA cert has expired 
and there are
problems, it is difficult to repair, so I want to rebuild the new environment 
to recover
the user data on the old cluster, is there any good scheme recommended?Thank 
you very much
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