EXPLANATION
The krb5, or
kerberos package (whose name may vary slightly between different distributions, e.g. on debian the package containing it is called
krb5-user)
is required to join the domain. As well as configuring the smb.conf for
samba with the details of the domain, the krb5.conf file must also be
configured with the kerberos realm used to authenticate against the
domain controller. Without kerberos, authentication may not take place
on a modern windows network.
SOURCE
https://wiki.debian.org/AuthenticatingLinuxWithActiveDirectory
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