After upgrading to a Tableau Server version released June 2023 or later, users receive the error "Tableau Server couldn’t authenticate you automatically" and are unable to log in automatically with Kerberos SSO.
Add support for the stronger AES128 and AES256 encryption types and remove both RC4 and 3DES encryption as they’re no longer considered secure. See Understanding Keytab Requirements for more information.
NOTE: If your environment is using a Run as Service account for Tableau Server, one or both of the following options must be enabled on the user account in Active Directory, or the encryption type will default back to RC4:
Identifying a match for this issue:
1. Confirm if the Tableau Server version is June 2023 or later.
2. Review Tableau Server "vizportal" logs (see Tableau Server Logs and Log File Locations) to identify the message: "Failure unspecified at GSS-API level (Mechanism level: Encryption type RC4 with HMAC isn’t supported/enabled)".
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