On 08/28/2013 12:00 PM, Ondrej Valousek wrote:
Because with NFS (v3 or v4) it is a bit more complicated.
With smbclient, you are actually not "mounting" the filesystem so that the
smbclient is happy with just your TGT.
With NFS, you typically need two tickets:
1. one host (or nfs) so that root
o: freeipa-users@redhat.com
Subject: [Freeipa-users] kerberized nfsv4 client
hi,
probably a stupid question but why do we need to have a host spn in the
kerberos domain for the nfsv4 client to work?
I do not need a host spn principal to access a cifs share on a Windows AD
environment, I can
hi,
probably a stupid question but why do we need to have a host spn in the
kerberos domain for the nfsv4 client to work?
I do not need a host spn principal to access a cifs share on a Windows
AD environment, I can just kinit user@AD.domain from my laptop that is
not joined to the AD domain
