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Problems with Kerberos and delegation account
You can actually use two different types of values in the APM Kerberos SSO username field, the AD account's sAMAccountName (pre-Windows 2000 name), or the userPrincipalName (logon name). Either can be used to find and reference the account for constrained delegation, and in the simplest scenarios perhaps the sAMAccountName option is easier. I tend to use the UPN more often than not though, mostly out of habit, but also because it becomes necessary in multi-domain/cross-domain/cross-forest situations where the sAMAccountName can be ambiguous.
When you use the UPN (ie. host/my-apm-sso.domain.com), that exact string value must be entered:
- In the AD account's logon name field,
- In the AD account's servicePrincipalName attribute, and
- in the APM Kerberos SSO profile username field.
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