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KB-8869: What Putty settings are needed for Kerberos SSO cross domain/forest

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21 June,17 at 04:56 PM

Applies to: All versions of Centrify DirectControl Putty

Question:
What settings are required to allow SSO to a machine located in another forest or domain?

Answer: 
In Putty please ensure you have the following options checked:
1) SSH -> Kerberos -> "Attempt Kerberos Auth"
2) SSH -> Kerberos -> "Find machine from trusted domains"

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Note:
Please review the following to troubleshoot:
KB-4303: How to troubleshoot SSH Single-Sign-On (SSO) and nested SSO?
KB-1698: Troubleshooting Single Sign On (SSO) issues

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