Running opensuse 11.0 kernel 2.6.25.20-0.1

I am trying to get a kerberos ticket and login to AD. So far I have made pretty good progress. I basically used YAST to configure the KB client which seemed pretty straightforward. I also have the time server configured and it gets a response back. The clocks should be sync'ed because I am using the PDC as the NTP, which is normal for our domain. In the terminal box I type in kinit uname@DOMAIN.COM, I put in my password and nothing happens. It just returns to the command prompt. I dont recieve any errors back but I dont get a ticket either when I run klist.

I have also joined suse to our domain. In YAST it says "currently a member of this domain, with the correct domain name above, so I assume I did that right.

I have googled this but just not coming up with much at this point. Can someone help?

I have a workstation running Opensuse 11.0. I want to be able to use my Windows credentials to auth to AD, as well as join the pc to the domain.
So far I have went through YAST and used the applets to set everything up. The pc appears to be a member of the our domain. That all seemed to go well. But I am still unable to log in or get kerberos tickets with my windows creds. At first I was getting an error but I modified the krb conf file and put all caps on the domain realm, etc...Now when I run Kinit to get a ticket nothing happens, it just returns to the command prompt after I input my username/password. When I run Klist, it says no tickets cached. The sys is using NTP to sync clocks with the PDC, in which case the PDC is the NTP server.


Anyone got any ideas?

No ideas or suggestions? Anyone?

I've done this. You'll need to also run nscd and ldap client.

Thanks, I'll give that a try and post back.

Please post your thread in only one forum. Posting a single thread in the most relevant forum will make it easier for members to help you and will keep the discussion in one place. Your threads have now been merged.

I would suggest taking a look at your log files on the local computer and PDC to see what messages are generated when attempting a login.