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KB-4633: Using Centrify and Kerberos keytabs to authenticate a script or to DB2 without a password

Authentication Service ,  

12 April,16 at 11:13 AM

Applies to:

All versions of Centrify DirectControl

Question:

How can one use the Centrify Kerberos utilities and an AD account to create a service account that can be used in scripts
(or with DB2 with the Centrify Plugin), eliminating the need to know the password altogether?.

Answer:

There is a word doc attached to this article which goes over the steps.
Attachments:
service_account.docx

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