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KB-6549: How to configure Cloudera to support multiple Domains/Realms

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12 April,16 at 10:31 AM

Question:

What are the steps to configure Cloudera to support multiple Domains/Realms?




Answer:

Please follow the steps to configure Cloudera to support multiple Domains/Realms
 
  1. Open Cloudera Manager
  2. Open HDFS/Configuration on the target cluster.
  3. In the left pane search window, type “trusted”.
  4. In the right pane configuration window, add the trusted domain/realm to “Trusted Kerberos Realms”.

 
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         5. After saving the configuration, restart services.


 

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