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Robert Levas updated AMBARI-22293:
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    Description: 
Improve KDC integration by making the interfaces more consistent with each 
other.

*Notes:*
* When using the MIT KDC or IPA options, the {{kerberos-env/admin_server_host}} 
value *must be the fully qualified domain name* (FQDN) of the host were the KDC 
administrator service is. 
* When connecting to the MIT KDC, a username a password is not used to 
authenticate using the kadmin utility.  A Kerberos ticket is first acquired and 
that is used for authentication.
* When creating Kerberos identities using the MIT KDC handler, the 
Ambari-generated password is no longer used.  All password's for principals in 
the MIT KDC are generated randomly by the KDC.
* Removed {{kerberos-env/set_password_expiry}} and 
{{kerberos-env/password_chat_timeout}} properties since they are no longer 
needed
* Changed {{kerberos-env/groups}} to {{kerberos-env/ipa_user_groups}} to be 
more explicit in what the property is



  was:
Improve KDC integration by making the interfaces more consistent with each 
other.




> Improve KDC integration
> -----------------------
>
>                 Key: AMBARI-22293
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AMBARI-22293
>             Project: Ambari
>          Issue Type: Task
>          Components: ambari-server
>    Affects Versions: 3.0.0
>            Reporter: Robert Levas
>            Assignee: Robert Levas
>              Labels: kerberos
>             Fix For: 3.0.0
>
>
> Improve KDC integration by making the interfaces more consistent with each 
> other.
> *Notes:*
> * When using the MIT KDC or IPA options, the 
> {{kerberos-env/admin_server_host}} value *must be the fully qualified domain 
> name* (FQDN) of the host were the KDC administrator service is. 
> * When connecting to the MIT KDC, a username a password is not used to 
> authenticate using the kadmin utility.  A Kerberos ticket is first acquired 
> and that is used for authentication.
> * When creating Kerberos identities using the MIT KDC handler, the 
> Ambari-generated password is no longer used.  All password's for principals 
> in the MIT KDC are generated randomly by the KDC.
> * Removed {{kerberos-env/set_password_expiry}} and 
> {{kerberos-env/password_chat_timeout}} properties since they are no longer 
> needed
> * Changed {{kerberos-env/groups}} to {{kerberos-env/ipa_user_groups}} to be 
> more explicit in what the property is



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