Domain-joined permitting PCs should get a silent Kerberos sign-on to Workspace ONE Access instead of a password prompt. What on-premises piece typically enables that authentication method?
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Short Explanation
Kerberos is a handshake that has to happen near the domain, not from a remote-control window. Access Connector on the LAN is the on-premises auth helper. Assist, App Volumes, and DEM are not the Kerberos desk.
Full Explanation
Certain on-premises authentication methods, including Kerberos from domain-joined PCs, typically require Workspace ONE Access Connector on the internal network where it can integrate with directory authentication. Workspace ONE Assist is remote support and does not inject tickets. App Volumes delivers application layers, and Dynamic Environment Manager applies user environment settings. Neither replaces Access Connector for on-premises auth integration.