Hello,

Suppose we have:
Machine - with the full name ws16.ad16.loc - MS AD. Windows Server 2016
Machine - with the full name ipasrv-1.ipadomain.loc - IdM AD version 4.8.10. 
Linux Debian
Machine - with the full name adclient-1.ad16.loc - AD Client. Linux Debian
Bidirectional trust relationships between IPA and AD are configured.
The third machine is joined to the AD domain using sssd 2.4.0.

Can I somehow authenticate on the AD client (third machine) using IdM users via 
the bidirectional trust relationships?
That is, I don't mean the case where we make the AD client partially integrated 
into IdM by adding settings in sssd.conf for the second domain 
([domain/ipadomain.loc]) and updating krb5.keytab.
I mean, how can I make it so that the request goes specifically through AD 
(i.e., via the trust relationships) and not directly to IdM? And is this 
possible?

Thanks.
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