I don't know how but somehow /etc/krb5.keytab was deleted on my ipa server.  As 
a result my sssd service is dead because the keytab file is missing

I understand the process to fix this is:
1. kinit admin and provide the password
2. ipa-getkeytab -s <FreeIPA server> -p host/<hostname>@REALM -k <keytab file>.

if command #2 is successful you should get a keytab file and you can run 
systemctl restart sssd and all will be happy again.

My problem is that when running command #2 I get an error if I specify -p host/ 
for the service prinicpal.  
SASL bind failed
invalid credentials
failed to bind to server
Retrying with pre-4.0 keytab retrieval method... 

If I specify -p ldap/ I can get it to complete and a keytab gets generated.

As a side note I have a bunch of ipa-healthcheck erors but maybe those are 
mostly related to the fact that sssd is not running and keytab is missing.
The affected server is my primary but I do have a replica that is in good 
heatlh except for one healthcheck issue for dns.

Both servers contain the following roles:
AD trust agent
AD trust controller
CA server
DNS server

The IPA server also has a one way trust established with AD.

What is the correct principal to specify?  Is it host or ldap or dns or 
something else?
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