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Can someone explain how Services/Service Principal Names work in AD?
1 project | /r/sysadmin | 27 Apr 2021

The mapping of Windows Services to SPNs is a bit lopsided. There's only a handful of SPNs on any given computer object, but that's okay because there's a special SPN called host/computername that is a catch-all. There's a mapping of 50 or so service types mapped to host so when you ask for say fax/computername, AD will treat that as a search 'find me fax/computername OR find me host/computername'. There's an official list on docs somewhere (can't find it), but here's a mapping I created from that official list. All of this lopsidedness works because the local services are running as local system or network service, and therefore use the computer account.