SQL Server on Linux using a Windows domain account for authentication management
After confirming the completion of the addition CentOS Linux Windows Active Directory Domain, if you want to install on top of SQL Server you can
use Windows network domain single sign-on (SSO), then just adding an extra set can be reached!
1. Establish used as a Windows domain login SQL service account, you can use the Remote Server Administration Tools or the Active
Directory PowerShell Module. In our SQL-SVC account as an example:
2. Run the PowerShell command set SPN (Service Principal Name).
3. Set the SQL Server on Linux keytab service while building support for Windows Domain authentication.
4. Set SQL Server uses Keytab key file for Kerberos authentication (Windows domain authentication).
5. Use SSMS management tools Log SA account manager, added SQL-SVC domain account to access SQL Server permissions, while the test is able to
support Windows domain account authentication.
See detailed setting procedure: SQL Authentication with the Active Directory SSMS with Domain Authentication
Original: Big Box SQL Server on Linux using a Windows domain account for authentication management