Windows with Krb5
Steve Ostrove
ostrove@umbc.edu
Thu, 10 May 2001 17:13:02 -0400
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Kevin,
Yes! I've seen the exact same behavior. Well, I haven't traced it to be a
malformed packet, I've just seen the error message.
I replaced the afscreds.exe, afsauthen.dll, tokens.exe, and klog.exe with their
previous counterparts from the 3.6-2.5 release and everything now seems to work
fine.
Of course, the docs say not to mix components, but... at least now it's
working... and working better than the straight 3.6-2.5 release from what I can
see.
Hope this helps.
Kevin Coffman wrote:
>
> We just installed Patch 2 (AFS 3.6 2.14) on a couple of Windows 2000
> boxes and they both exhibit the same behavior. The kerberos request
> packet they are sending is malformed, causing the following message in
> the (MIT K5 1.2.1) KDC log:
>
> krb5kdc: Invalid message type - while dispatching
>
> The client -- after timing out to all the KDCs, since it never gets a
> reply -- displays:
>
> The AFS client was unable to obtain tokens as kwc in cell umich.edu
> Error: 56 (Authentication Server was unavailable)
>
> Anyone else seen this?
>
> K.C.
>
> > Has anyone successfully used the Windows AFS client in an AFS cell with Ken
> > Hornstein's NRL AFS-Kerberos5 migration kit (which allow you to run a
> > normal Krb5 server, storing afs3, krb5, and krb4 keys)? We've successfully
> > used it with unix clients (using aklog to obtain AFS tokens from krb5
> > tickets) and have preserved the ability for users from foreign cells to
> > authenticate to our servers by running "fakeka", which decodes just enough
> > of the RX packet to forward the authentication request to the krb5 server.
> > So far so good... but the Windows AFS client has looked more attractive to
> > us lately and we cannot get it to work with our modified setup...
> >
> > I can browse AFS filespace unauthenticated just fine. I can
> > successfully obtain tokens for an unmodified AFS.
> >
> > But authenticating to the KDC Server i got at first the error
> > The AFS Client was unable to obtain tokens as x30 in cell urz.uni-heidelberg.de
> > Error: 37 (unknown authentication error 37).
> >
> > This was an result of bad skewed times on Win and Kdc-Server (sol 7)
> > But after correctin this problem i got an expired token (!) with
> > expiration time 11:41:00 12/12/17 (!!!).
> > Has anyone an idea ?
> >
> > Thank for help.
> >
> > Elmar
> >
> > ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> > Dr. Elmar Abeln email: Elmar.Abeln@URZ.Uni-Heidelberg.DE
> > Universitaetsrechenzentrum
> > Im Neuenheimer Feld 293 phone: +49 (6221) 54 4513
> > D 69120 Heidelberg fax: +49 (6221) 54 5581
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