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AWS account must have accepted the CentOS terms via AWS marketplace
See the AMI IDs in the CloudFormation file
Upload the stack file to your own S3 bucket
Replace your SSH key name, stack name, etc below:
Setup CentOS 7 for Password/Kerberos-based SSH Logins with Active Directory
Introduction
The intent of this document to is record one method of enabling Kerberos logins on a CentOS 7 system using Windows Active Directory. There are many way to do this. For a very detailed document on all of these options, check out the Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 Windows Integration Guide.
Note: At the time of this writing, a kickstart installation does not work correctly, possibly due to using an older version of adcli. The /etc/krb5.keytab file ends up containing entries that look like HOST/hostname.domain.com@DOMAIN.COM which is not what sshd is expecting. The sshd service is expecting entrieds that look like host/hostname.domain.com@DOMAIN.COM. This causes ssh Kerberos logins to fail, printing No key table entry found matching host/hostname.domain.com@ in the error log.