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Pull request overview
This PR adds documentation about Kerberos encryption type requirements for systems using group-managed service accounts (gMSAs).
- Adds a new requirement bullet point explaining that systems must support required Kerberos encryption types to use gMSAs
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| - All systems involved in the authentication process must have synchronized clocks. Kerberos is sensitive to time configuration, and discrepancies can cause authentication failures. | ||
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| - All systems that are intended to logon as, or be installed with a gMSA must support Kerberos encryption types required by gMSA. Systems that do not meet this requirement cannot log on or install gMSA. |
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The phrasing "cannot log on or install gMSA" is unclear. It should be "cannot log on as a gMSA or have a gMSA installed" to maintain parallel structure and clarity with the first part of the sentence.
| - All systems that are intended to logon as, or be installed with a gMSA must support Kerberos encryption types required by gMSA. Systems that do not meet this requirement cannot log on or install gMSA. | |
| - All systems that are intended to log on as a gMSA or have a gMSA installed must support the Kerberos encryption types required by gMSA. Systems that do not meet this requirement cannot log on as a gMSA or have a gMSA installed. |
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