The following example shows the ktpass commands that set up a Teradata Vantage system that contains two nodes, node tdExample1-1 and tdExample1-2.
ktpass command for node tdExample1-1:
ktpass -princ EXAMPLE/tdExample1-1.corp12.example.com@corp12.EXAMPLE.COM
-mapuser tdExample1-1 -pass a$2Tya3 -ptype KRB5_NT_PRINCIPAL -out domain_name.sys_name.keytab
ktpass command for node tdExample1-2:
ktpass -princ EXAMPLE/tdExample1-2.corp12.example.com@corp12.EXAMPLE.COM -mapuser tdExample1-2 -pass a$2Tya3 -ptype KRB5_NT_PRINCIPAL -out domain_name.sys_name.keytab –in domain_name.sys_name.keytab
If your system resides in multiple domains, you must generate separate keytab files with unique file names for the Active Directory KDC in each domain. Make a list of the files for use in Installing the Kerberos Keys.
For systems with more than two nodes, you may find it more efficient to incorporate the ktpass commands into a script.