Home Forums Article Discussions Article Discussions by Author Discuss Content Posted by Brian Kelley Configuring Kerberos Authentication RE: Configuring Kerberos Authentication

  • December 11, 2008 at 8:05 am

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    Harold Buckner (12/11/2008)

    Great article Brian. I've been working with Kerberos Authenication for a while and I had to scour the internet looking for something that explained it like this.

    One thing we have problems with is a user can log in to their PC and get a ticket. Authenicate to the SQL servers using Kerberos fine, but if for some reason their ticket expires, ( Maybe locking their workstaion instead of loging off over night)their ticket does not automaticlly renew and then they start getting failed logins. The only fix we have found is having the user log off and then back in. Then the ticket gets renewed.

    I'm sure there is something wrong, but how to identify it and then relay it to the network admins is going to be a bear. Do you have any recommendations to point me in a direction?

    Thanks

    I have the EXACT same problem with Kerberos. Resulting in the NT AUTHORITY\ANONYMOUS LOGON. It does work though, because I'm able to connect from a Web Server to the SQL server using Kerberos and from the Web Server to SSRS on another server. It just breaks like Harold described above. Log off/Log on to resolve.