hosts file is simple enough for a single station, and can be useful for testing your Kerberos setup, this approach can be tedious
and prone to error when dealing with multiple stations and multiple client machines. Setting up DNS servers with reverse DNS
entries is the recommended best practice.
hosts file on each client PC and station. This entry maps the IP address of the Key Distribution Center.
hosts file is acceptable for testing purposes, but is not recommended on a production system where the site is live and many people
need to access it. It is important to note that having the proper DNS entries is far more desirable than modifying hosts files.
If you find that the DNS entries do not already exist, request that your IT administrator add them.
On Windows PCs, the hosts file is located at C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts.
On Linux hosts it is located at: /etc/hosts.
hosts file:where nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn is the IP address of the KDC and kdc.domain.net is the domain name.
hosts file with the same entry.