Hi all, I've setup a SambaAD server. I joined two Linux test hosts, a Windows test host and an SSH server to the domain. Here are my requirements: 1. I plan to use Samba accounts to authenticate the users for SSH. 2. Users shouldn't have to re-enter their passwords to connect to SSH. The link at [1] gives some hints on setting up SSO and SSH. But that guide requires creation (and re-creation upon password change) of keytab files. Is there a way to get SSO without using keytab files? My rather theoretical knowledge of Kerberos says that the user should get a TGT when logging in for a new session (using LightDM). Can't the same TGT be used by ssh client to request a ticket from Kerberos Authentication Server for SSH server? This approach will save me from management and routine re-creation of keytab files. Kind regards, Harp [1] https://wiki.samba.org/index.php/OpenSSH_Single_sign-on#SSH_client_setup