cifs.upcall requests ticket for wrong host when using dfs

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Hi,

I'm trying to switch from ntlpssp to kerbebos for mounting our dfs 
shares. It seems to work, but only for 'older' kernel versions. Since we 
are running debian 9 and 10, I'm testing this for both version. The 
thing is that is seems to work when I run kernel 4.19.67, but not when 
I'm running kernel 5.3.9.

What I'm trying to do:
mount -t cifs //domain.com/common /mnt/common -o 
rw,vers=3.0,sec=krb5,cruid=10003,username=mdg,uid=10003,gid=10276,addr=10.1.1.14,file_mode=0600,dir_mode=0700,nobrl,nohandlecache,user=mdg

So far it works fine on 4.19, but not on 5.3. Because when I try to 
travel into the directories (which are actually dfs pointers to the NAS 
shares) I get permission denied.

So far, I was able to track this down to cifs.upcall, because on kernel 
4.19 I see it tries to get a service ticket for the nas (cifs.upcall: 
handle_krb5_mech: getting service ticket for nas01.domain.com). But on 
kernel 5.3 it tries to get a ticket for the dc again: cifs.upcall: 
handle_krb5_mech: getting service ticket for dc01.domain.com.

What could be wrong here?
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Martijn de Gouw
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Prodrive Technologies
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