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This article lists a few example client application configurations to enable users to connect via SSH and utilising Kerberos authentication

PuTTY

With Kerberos authentication via Windows OS

  • Log into a Windows machine using your AgResearch AD credentials

  • Open Putty and navigate to Connection → SSH → Auth → GSSAPI and configure GSSAPI as indicated below

  • Navigate to Connection → Data and select ' Use system username'

  • Navigate to Session and specify the server you are connecting to. Save the session

  • Click Open and enjoy the SSO

MobaXterm

With Kerberos authentication via Windows OS

  • Ensure you are using the latest version of MobaXterm

  • Open MobaXterm and navigate to Settings → Configuration

  • Select SSH tab and configure the settings as indicated below. Ensure you enter the Domain you are going to use

  • Click OK

  • Create a new connection and configure it as indicated below. Ensure the ‘Specify username’ is set to default. This indicates that the system username (the username you used to log into the workstation) is going to be used.

  • Click OK and connect

Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL)

Windows subsystem for Linux is a feature that allows you to utilise some linux commands and command line tools.

WSL is enabled by default on later versions of Windows 10.

You can test whether WSL is installed by opening 'Windows PowerShell' and typing wsl.

Connect to the destination utilising the Kerberos ticket:

ssh -K login-0.eri.agresearch.co.nz

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