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Can you set Kerberos AAA server via session variable?
Hi ktm_2000
The simplest way would be to use a single keytab file lets say for sso.example.com and set a multi domain sso policy with sso.example.com as primary domain. Then you add the rest domains.
So when a user tries to access app1.example.com apm will redirect him to sso.example.com where he could authenticate with kerberos and then will be returned to app1
An other way is to have a unique login policy just for sso.example.com with kerberos and have other policies SAML federated to sso
And the last option is to have multiple keytabs and then inside the policy check the hostname requested and have multiple branches, one for each hostname, and assign different kerberos auth for each.
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