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Integrating SQL Server on Linux with Active Directory

Integrating SQL Server on Linux with Active Directory - SQL Server Tutorial

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Integrating SQL Server on Linux with Active Directory

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- [Instructor] Using only basic SQL authentication is not sufficient for most production workloads, so let's integrate our SQL Server Linux into the Active Directory. This requires some Kerberos files and configurations, and I will not go into all the details on how Kerberos works. However, you can find more information, especially in the context of Linux, on the link below. One thing that is super important to understand with Kerberos authentication is DNS is key, so make sure that both your fully qualified host name, but also reverse lookup for that IP address work and match. Let me log into MySQL Linux box again. To get started with our ID integration, we first need to install a couple of extra tools. I add those tools to my package managers, refresh the cache, and install all the required tools for Kerberos, Active Directory, client utilities, et cetera. During this installation, I'm also being prompted for my default realm of my Kerberos installation. I'm using my DEMO.LOCAL…

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