In the case where you cannot use -S, then you should manually verify that there are no duplicate SPNs by first running Setspn -L. If you are using the updated version of Setspn then find duplicates by using Setspn -x and Setspn -x -f to search across the entire forest. ↑ Return ...
To remove an SPN from an account, type:Windows Command Prompt Copy setspn -D http/myserver.mydomain.com myDomain\myServer To query all duplicate SPNs in your domain and the contoso domain, type:Copy setspn -T * -T contoso -X To find all the SPNs associated with MyServer registered...
Setspn also has an –A that you can use to add SPNs, but you should use Setspn -S instead because -S will verify that there are no duplicate SPNs. However, if you are using Windows Server 2003 or earlier, you will not be able to use the -S switch because it is not available fo...
问在没有SetSPN的Windows域上查询/更改SPNEN描述:Nltest是内置于 Windows Server 2008 和 Windows Server...
search.Filter = string.Format(queryFormat, spn); search.SearchScope = SearchScope.Subtree; SearchResultCollection collection = search.FindAll(); if (collection.Count > 1) throw new Exception("Duplicate SPNs found."); else if (collection.Count == 0) throw new Exception("No such SPN"); }...
In the Windows Server 2008 version of SETSPN, we provide several options useful to identifying duplicate SPNs: - If you want to look for a duplicate of a particular SPN: SETSPN /q <SPN> - If you want to search for any duplicate in the domain: SETSPN /x You can also use the “ /...
The “Checking domain” piece made me assume that this was actually seeing if the SPN existed. Basically checking to make sure this wouldn’t be a duplicate. Then I decided to validate that assumption. I have a bogus SPN sitting on my Claims Service account to ...
setspn <Computer> [-l] [-r] [-d <SPN>] [-s <SPN>] [-?] Note Setspn also has an –A that you can use to add SPNs, but you should use Setspn -S instead because -S will verify that there are no duplicate SPNs. However, if you are using Windows Server 2003 or earlier, yo...
setspn <Computer> [-l] [-r] [-d <SPN>] [-s <SPN>] [-?] Note Setspn also has an –A that you can use to add SPNs, but you should use Setspn -S instead because -S will verify that there are no duplicate SPNs. However, if you are using Windows Server 2003 or earlier, ...
setspn <Computer> [-l] [-r] [-d <SPN>] [-s <SPN>] [-?] Note Setspn also has an –A that you can use to add SPNs, but you should use Setspn -S instead because -S will verify that there are no duplicate SPNs. However, if you are using Windows Server 2003 or earlier, yo...