Taming the Beast - Kerberos for the SQL Server DBA

[@TheSQLPro]

Excellent. This video is really easy to follow and my blood pressure suddenly doesn't spike upon hearing the word Kerberos!

[@KDOERAK]

Very helpful👍even after all these years - thx!

[@jeremiegrund]

David, I wanted to take some time to thank you for this video. It helped me immensely. Cheers!

[@vijaysimhareddyaella3504]

Hi David, this is the best article I found to resolve my problem. Thank you very much . There is no documentation for sql server openrowset and bulk imports from SQL SERVER

[@erikjbrown]

this was so very helpful. great explanation of when kerberos is needed.

[@SQLPVP]

David, Thank You for this video, I looked through a lot of links to try figure this out, the video helped the most.

[@jeroentrimbach2492]

Thank you for putting your time & effort into this. It is very helpful!

[@lavank18]

Excellent! Thanks much for such a detailed & useful vedio :)

[@neerajrana1982]

Thanks For thorough explanation, very useful.

[@bendunaway8296]

Thank you so much! Well done, both informative and concise.

[@wesg01]

Awesome video. Thank you!

[@SB-mq2eb]

Thank you so much,it was very helpful.

[@meowallnight9570]

This was so helpful - thank you!

[@santiagolucio7622]

A really good explanation

[@ryanchristensen6710]

Brilliantly articulated!

[@timroberts4948]

Really good video!

[@stevendavis5109]

Briliant.

[@harishmehta2992]

Excellent!!!

[@r0lan2]

David, how often the client require to ask for a new TGT and ST to the domain controller?

[@DavidPostlethwaiteSQL]

this article explains it pretty well stackoverflow.com/questions/14682153/lifetime-of-kerberos-tickets

[@alokbaggavalli6063]

Once the client is authenticated itself, it will store the KERBEROS ticket in chache memory for 8hours, untill that the communication with AD to receive TGT will be skipped.

[@ab5sr]

Great!