connecting to hive to execute queries wih kerberos - hive

I am trying to connect to hive databases with a client, I have tried using DBeaver and downloaded the hive driver, but after that I have noticed that there is a kerbero's instance in the middle, and it seems that the dbeaver driver doesn't supoort kerberos.
¿There is some windows client suitable to query hive databases easy to plug in, considering the kerbero's instance?
Thanks in advance.

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