Setting up a Network Shell proxy server for AD Kerberos
If you cross-register users in Active Directory and RBAC and then you run an ACL Push Job on a server, Network Shell users might not be able to communicate directly with the agent on that server because the agent expects user names to include domain information (such as mary@SUB1.DEV.MYCOMPANY.COM). Network Shell user names do not include domain information.
To avoid this issue and maintain communication with agents using Network Shell, set up a Network Shell proxy server. For more information, see Setting-up-a-Network-Shell-proxy-server.
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