Kerberos

AP.Remote.Access.Class.Kerberos (ClassType)

Knowledge Base article:

Summary

DirectAccess use an HTTPS based Kerberos proxy for client authorization. Client authentication requests are sent to a Kerberos proxy service running on the DirectAccess server. The Kerberos proxy then sends Kerberos requests to Domain Controllers on behalf of the client.

This way, Windows Server 2012 R2 DirectAccess makes PKI deployment optional and simplifies configuration and management..

Element properties:

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Base Class	Microsoft.Windows.ApplicationComponent
Abstract	False
Hosted	True
Singleton	False
Extension	False
Accessibility	Public
ElementId	db65bd80-ae45-1c33-ced6-558ac3e422f9

Class Hierarchy:

System.Entity

System.ConfigItem

System.LogicalEntity

System.ApplicationComponent

Microsoft.Windows.ApplicationComponent

AP.Remote.Access.Class.Kerberos

Class Properties:

Property Name	Type	Display Name (ENU)	Description (ENU)	Key	Max Length	Min Length	Case Sensitive	Default Value	EnumType
System.Entity:
DisplayName	string	Display Name	Display name of the object.	false	4000	0	False
System.ConfigItem:
ObjectStatus	enum	Object Status	Object status	false	256	0		System.ConfigItem.ObjectStatusEnum.Active	System.ConfigItem.ObjectStatusEnum
AssetStatus	enum	Asset Status	Asset status	false	256	0			System.ConfigItem.AssetStatusEnum
Notes	richtext	Notes	Notes	false	4000	0

Health Model:

System.Health.EntityState

System.Health.AvailabilityState

System.Health.ConfigurationState

Source Code:

<ClassType ID="AP.Remote.Access.Class.Kerberos" Accessibility="Public" Abstract="false" Base="Windows!Microsoft.Windows.ApplicationComponent" Hosted="true" Singleton="false" Extension="false"/>