Disable Kerberos Authentication for a Mount Target

Disable Kerberos authentication for a mount target.

Note

If you delete a Kerberos keytab from Vault, but don't disable the mount target's ability to use Kerberos, it can take some time for File Storage to fully reflect the update.

1. Open the navigation menu and select Storage. Under File Storage, select Mount Targets.
2. Select a compartment you have permissions to work in.
3. Select the mount target that you're interested in, select the Actions menu (three dots), and then select View details.
4. Select the Actions menu, then select Manage Kerberos.
5. In the Manage Kerberos window, turn off Enable Kerberos immediately disable Kerberos authentication for the mount target.
6. Optionally, delete the Kerberos keytab from Vault.
7. Select Update.
Use the oci fs mount-target update command with the --kerberos option to update an existing mount target's with Kerberos details and specify that Kerberos is disabled.
oci fs mount-target update --mount-target-id <mount_target_id> --kerberos <file://krb.json> [OPTIONS]
An example krb.json file follows:
```
{
  "isKerberosEnabled": false
}
```
For a complete list of parameters and values for CLI commands, see the CLI Command Reference.
Use UpdateMountTarget with the kerberos option to update a mount target's Kerberos details.

For information about using the API and signing requests, see REST API documentation and Security Credentials. For information about SDKs, see SDKs and the CLI.

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Disable Kerberos Authentication for a Mount Target