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Instead of obtaining tickets using Leash; can you obtain tokens via the 
AFS systray tool?

The KDC information is stored in the KFW configuration file 
%WINDIR%\krb5.ini



Ben Fineman wrote:

> Good morning,
>
> My apologies if this is the wrong place to direct this question; if so 
> please feel free to let me know where I should go.
>
> That said, I have looked over the list archives, and found only one 
> reference to a problem similar to mine; this message was from over a 
> year ago and has not received any replies. So, I thought I'd give it 
> another try.
>
> We are getting ready to roll out AFS and Kerberos for our users. The 
> versions we have been experimenting with are OpenAFS for Windows 
> v1.3.66 and Kerberos for Windows v2.6.4, running under Windows XP SP1. 
> Things seem to be working fine with the exception of integrated login. 
> Upon logging in to Windows with a username and password identical to 
> those used for Kerberos, we get the following error: "Integrated login 
> failed: Cannot resolve network address for KDC in requested realm." 
> Logging in to Windows finishes successfully, then the Leash window 
> pops up. Entering username and password here results in succefully 
> getting AFS tokens. Any ideas? Perhaps it is a simple configuration 
> error, although I have been unable to find anything in the AFS setup 
> to do with our KDC address.
>
> Thanks for your help,
> Ben Fineman
> System Administrator
> Internet2
> *
> Tim Boyden * [email protected]  
> <mailto:trboyden%40PLANT.MIT.EDU>wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I've recently been trying out OpenAFS for connecting to my MIT AFS 
>> shares.
>> Everything seems to work except for the integrated login. After 
>> logging in I
>> get a message box saying "Integrated login failed" followed by a line of
>> garbage text and an OK button that I always click. To have an easier 
>> way of
>> logging on seeing how this wasn't working I installed Wake and 
>> enabled the
>> separate login box to pop up so I can enter my username an password 
>> and get
>> tickets and tokens. Part of the Wake interface lets you see the 
>> credentials
>> in the Microsoft cache, it always indicates there is none. My Windows 
>> login
>> is identical to my Kerberos one so I'm sure there is no issue their. 
>> I do
>> know this setup used to work in Windows 2000 Pro when I used that awhile
>> back but since switching to a new Windows XP box it doesn't work.
>>
>> Any ideas or things to try or check?
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Tim Boyden
>> MIT Department of Facilities
>> Applications & Desktop Services Team
>>
>
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