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...x That one is a technet paper to > explain SPNs. > > I tried to read it but for now I wasn't able to fully understand it (more > specifically to understand how I would re-use these concepts for my needs). > > Anyway that second link describe SPN syntax as follow: > > *serviceclass/host:port servicename* > > *serviceclass* and *host* are required, but *port* and *service* name are > optional. The colon between *host* and *port* is only required when a *port* > is present. > Thank you for the links & explanation > According to that and because I have no...

Hi again, Am Montag, 14. März 2016, 00:44:47 CET schrieb Markus Dellermann: > Am Donnerstag, 10. März 2016, 10:41:34 CET schrieb mathias dufresne: > Hi, Mathias and all > thank you for your answer. > > > Hi all, > > > > SPN = servicePrincipalName > > > > A simple search returning all servicePrincipalName declared in your AD: > > ldbsearch -H $sam

...-names-spns-setspn-syntax-setspn-exe.aspx That one is a technet paper to explain SPNs. I tried to read it but for now I wasn't able to fully understand it (more specifically to understand how I would re-use these concepts for my needs). Anyway that second link describe SPN syntax as follow: *serviceclass/host:port servicename* *serviceclass* and *host* are required, but *port* and *service* name are optional. The colon between *host* and *port* is only required when a *port* is present. According to that and because I have no idea what is DATEV_DBENGINE dn: CN=PCNAME,CN=Computers,DC=... changetyp...

...explain SPNs. > > > > I tried to read it but for now I wasn't able to fully understand it (more > > specifically to understand how I would re-use these concepts for my > needs). > > > > Anyway that second link describe SPN syntax as follow: > > > > *serviceclass/host:port servicename* > > > > *serviceclass* and *host* are required, but *port* and *service* name are > > optional. The colon between *host* and *port* is only required when a > *port* > > is present. > > > Thank you for the links & explanation > > A...

...tspn list [machine] net ads setspn [add | delete ] SPN [machine] 'machine' is the name of the computer account on the AD that is to be managed. If 'machine' is not specified the name of the 'client' running the command is used instead. The format of a Windows SPN is 'serviceclass/host:port/servicename' (servicename and port are optional) serviceclass/host is generally sufficient to specify a host based service. net ads keytab changes ---------------------- net ads keytab add no longer attempts to convert the passed serviceclass (e.g. nfs, html etc.) into a Windows SPN...

...tspn list [machine] net ads setspn [add | delete ] SPN [machine] 'machine' is the name of the computer account on the AD that is to be managed. If 'machine' is not specified the name of the 'client' running the command is used instead. The format of a Windows SPN is 'serviceclass/host:port/servicename' (servicename and port are optional) serviceclass/host is generally sufficient to specify a host based service. net ads keytab changes ---------------------- net ads keytab add no longer attempts to convert the passed serviceclass (e.g. nfs, html etc.) into a Windows SPN...

...tspn list [machine] net ads setspn [add | delete ] SPN [machine] 'machine' is the name of the computer account on the AD that is to be managed. If 'machine' is not specified the name of the 'client' running the command is used instead. The format of a Windows SPN is 'serviceclass/host:port/servicename' (servicename and port are optional) serviceclass/host is generally sufficient to specify a host based service. net ads keytab changes ---------------------- net ads keytab add no longer attempts to convert the passed serviceclass (e.g. nfs, html etc.) into a Windows SPN...

...tspn list [machine] net ads setspn [add | delete ] SPN [machine] 'machine' is the name of the computer account on the AD that is to be managed. If 'machine' is not specified the name of the 'client' running the command is used instead. The format of a Windows SPN is 'serviceclass/host:port/servicename' (servicename and port are optional) serviceclass/host is generally sufficient to specify a host based service. net ads keytab changes ---------------------- net ads keytab add no longer attempts to convert the passed serviceclass (e.g. nfs, html etc.) into a Windows SPN...

...tspn list [machine] net ads setspn [add | delete ] SPN [machine] 'machine' is the name of the computer account on the AD that is to be managed. If 'machine' is not specified the name of the 'client' running the command is used instead. The format of a Windows SPN is 'serviceclass/host:port/servicename' (servicename and port are optional) serviceclass/host is generally sufficient to specify a host based service. net ads keytab changes ---------------------- net ads keytab add no longer attempts to convert the passed serviceclass (e.g. nfs, html etc.) into a Windows SPN...

...tspn list [machine] net ads setspn [add | delete ] SPN [machine] 'machine' is the name of the computer account on the AD that is to be managed. If 'machine' is not specified the name of the 'client' running the command is used instead. The format of a Windows SPN is 'serviceclass/host:port/servicename' (servicename and port are optional) serviceclass/host is generally sufficient to specify a host based service. net ads keytab changes ---------------------- net ads keytab add no longer attempts to convert the passed serviceclass (e.g. nfs, html etc.) into a Windows SPN...

...tspn list [machine] net ads setspn [add | delete ] SPN [machine] 'machine' is the name of the computer account on the AD that is to be managed. If 'machine' is not specified the name of the 'client' running the command is used instead. The format of a Windows SPN is 'serviceclass/host:port/servicename' (servicename and port are optional) serviceclass/host is generally sufficient to specify a host based service. net ads keytab changes ---------------------- net ads keytab add no longer attempts to convert the passed serviceclass (e.g. nfs, html etc.) into a Windows SPN...

...tspn list [machine] net ads setspn [add | delete ] SPN [machine] 'machine' is the name of the computer account on the AD that is to be managed. If 'machine' is not specified the name of the 'client' running the command is used instead. The format of a Windows SPN is 'serviceclass/host:port/servicename' (servicename and port are optional) serviceclass/host is generally sufficient to specify a host based service. net ads keytab changes ---------------------- net ads keytab add no longer attempts to convert the passed serviceclass (e.g. nfs, html etc.) into a Windows SPN...

...tspn list [machine] net ads setspn [add | delete ] SPN [machine] 'machine' is the name of the computer account on the AD that is to be managed. If 'machine' is not specified the name of the 'client' running the command is used instead. The format of a Windows SPN is 'serviceclass/host:port/servicename' (servicename and port are optional) serviceclass/host is generally sufficient to specify a host based service. 'net ads keytab' changes ------------------------ net ads keytab add no longer attempts to convert the passed serviceclass (e.g. nfs, html etc.) into...

...tspn list [machine] net ads setspn [add | delete ] SPN [machine] 'machine' is the name of the computer account on the AD that is to be managed. If 'machine' is not specified the name of the 'client' running the command is used instead. The format of a Windows SPN is 'serviceclass/host:port/servicename' (servicename and port are optional) serviceclass/host is generally sufficient to specify a host based service. 'net ads keytab' changes ------------------------ net ads keytab add no longer attempts to convert the passed serviceclass (e.g. nfs, html etc.) into...

...tspn list [machine] net ads setspn [add | delete ] SPN [machine] 'machine' is the name of the computer account on the AD that is to be managed. If 'machine' is not specified the name of the 'client' running the command is used instead. The format of a Windows SPN is 'serviceclass/host:port/servicename' (servicename and port are optional) serviceclass/host is generally sufficient to specify a host based service. 'net ads keytab' changes ------------------------ net ads keytab add no longer attempts to convert the passed serviceclass (e.g. nfs, html etc.) into...

...tspn list [machine] net ads setspn [add | delete ] SPN [machine] 'machine' is the name of the computer account on the AD that is to be managed. If 'machine' is not specified the name of the 'client' running the command is used instead. The format of a Windows SPN is 'serviceclass/host:port/servicename' (servicename and port are optional) serviceclass/host is generally sufficient to specify a host based service. 'net ads keytab' changes ------------------------ net ads keytab add no longer attempts to convert the passed serviceclass (e.g. nfs, html etc.) into...