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  • Listed the SPNs of myRemoteServer from a windows AD member in EDIT0. Hope this helps.
    – SebMa
    Commented Apr 9 at 16:38
  • @SebMa: That doesn't change the answer. If you already know that the server is named myRemoteServer and it has SPNs for */myRemoteServer, then that's what you must specify as the server name for mount.cifs. Commented Apr 9 at 16:48
  • If I use myRemoteServer.myDOMAIN.lan, then I get a mount error(13): Permission denied error. See my EDIT2
    – SebMa
    Commented Apr 9 at 17:02
  • That's a different problem now – do you have access using smbclient -k to the same share? Does the Kerberos ticket for cifs/server now show up in klist? Commented Apr 9 at 17:20
  • I just added EDIT3.
    – SebMa
    Commented Apr 10 at 8:21