r/activedirectory • • 14h ago

Community Live Q&A - Tomorrow, October 16 @ 10:00 CT / 15:00 UTC

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The community Q&A/discussion is tomorrow, October 16th. If you want to participate, just jump into the Discord listed below. If you can't make it, no problem, we'll get a recording posted afterwards.

When: October 16, 2026 @ 10:00 CT (UTC-5) / 15:00 UTC - 60 minutes

Where: Horizon Secured Discord - https://discord.gg/mVFquFqpsW

Recording Link: YouTube - https://youtube.com/@ActiveDirectoryCommunity

This is the more relaxed one, no set agenda, just come hang out, ask questions, and we'll also work through some of the backlog from previous meetups that we didn't get to. Come for a chat, some laughs, and don't feel like you need a prepared question to show up.


r/activedirectory • • 3h ago

Active Directory What real-world apps strictly require Kerberos Protocol Transition ("Use any authentication protocol")

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Hey everyone,

We are currently auditing our Active Directory delegation settings and found several accounts configured with Constrained Delegation + Kerberos Protocol Transition ("Use any authentication protocol").

Our goal is to lock these accounts down to Kerberos Only to reduce our attack surface. However, another internal team wants to see a list of actual, real-world use cases where Protocol Transition is strictly required before we make any changes in production.

Aside from basic web apps with forms-based logins or Entra Private Network Connectors, what specific applications or backend setups in your environment broke when you switched them to Kerberos Only?

Trying to gather real-world examples before we talk to application owners.

Appreciate any insights!