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Author: khdownie

articles/storage/files/storage-files-active-directory-overview.md

@@ -102,7 +102,7 @@ Identity-based authentication for Azure Files offers several benefits over using
 
 ## How it works
 
-Azure file shares leverages Kerberos protocol for authenticating with either on-premises AD DS or Azure AD DS. When an identity associated with a user or application running on a client attempts to access data in Azure file shares, the request is sent to the domain service, either AD DS or Azure AD DS, to authenticate the identity. If authentication is successful, it returns a Kerberos token. The client sends a request that includes the Kerberos token and Azure file shares use that token to authorize the request. Azure file shares only receive the Kerberos token, not access credentials.
+Azure file shares use the Kerberos protocol to authenticate with either on-premises AD DS or Azure AD DS. When an identity associated with a user or application running on a client attempts to access data in Azure file shares, the request is sent to the domain service, either AD DS or Azure AD DS, to authenticate the identity. If authentication is successful, it returns a Kerberos token. The client sends a request that includes the Kerberos token and Azure file shares use that token to authorize the request. Azure file shares only receive the Kerberos token, not access credentials.
 
 Before you can enable identity-based authentication on Azure file shares, you must first set up your domain environment.