[OpenAFS] Windows 2000/XP AFS client

[Roman Rozinov]

Jeffrey,
I am not very proficient with afsd_init.log notation, however when I
logged on to kerberos realm, and saw that there are no tokens obtained.
I attempted to obtain tokens manually. =20
The following log was generated by afsd_init.log  (sorry for the
spamming length):
1:24:24 PM: Create log file
1:24:24 PM: Created log file
1:24:24 PM: osi_InitDebug code 0
1:24:24 PM: gethostname ittsta04
1:24:24 PM: Default LAN adapter number
1:24:24 PM: Default cache size 20480
1:24:24 PM: Default chunk size 15
1:24:24 PM: Defaulting to 2 background daemons
1:24:24 PM: Defaulting to 4 server threads
1:24:24 PM: Default status cache size 1000
1:24:24 PM: Logoff token transfer on by default
1:24:24 PM: Default logoff token transfer timeout 10 seconds
1:24:24 PM: Default root volume name root.afs
1:24:24 PM: Default cache path C:\AFSCache
1:24:24 PM: Set for stand-alone service
1:24:24 PM: Session startups will be recorded in the Event Log
1:24:24 PM: Default trace buffer size 5000
1:24:24 PM: Default sys name i386_nt40
1:24:24 PM: Default SecurityLevel is clear
1:24:24 PM: Default to use DNS to find AFS cell servers
1:24:24 PM: osi_LogCreate log addr 2f4210
1:24:24 PM: First Network address 81db09f8 SubnetMask ffffffc0
1:24:24 PM: rx_Init code 0
1:24:24 PM: rx_NewService addr 2f7e40
1:24:24 PM: rx_NewService addr 2f88c8
1:24:24 PM: rx_StartServer
1:24:24 PM: RPC server listening
1:24:24 PM: cm_InitDCache code 0
1:24:24 PM: cm_InitDNS 0
1:24:24 PM: cm_GetRootCellName code 0 rcn asu.edu
1:24:24 PM: cm_GetCell addr de2c48
1:24:24 PM: cm_GetVolumeByName code 0 root vol de2eb8
1:24:24 PM: cm_GetSCache code 0 scache 2fa628
1:24:24 PM: cm_InitDaemon
1:24:24 PM: Netbios NCBRESET lana 0 succeeded
1:24:24 PM: Netbios NCBADDNAME lana=3D0 code=3D0 retcode=3D0 =
complete=3D0
1:24:24 PM: Netbios NCBADDNAME added new name >ITTSTA04-AFS    <
1:24:24 PM: smb_Init=20

The windows event log does contain one entry that seems to happen
periodically regardless whether I log on to kerberos realm, or log on
locally and do obtain AFS tokens.  Event says that the description for
Event ID 1004 in Source (AFS Client) cannot be found et... The following
information is part of the event: SMB session startup, 0 ongoing ops.

I am bit clueless as to which way to proceed.  When I do log on to the
realm, I get the right V5 TGT ticket, not sure how to troubleshoot
whether that ticket is used by AFS.

Thank you in advance.

~ Roman Rozinov

-----Original Message-----
From: Jeffrey Altman [mailto:jaltman@columbia.edu]=20
Sent: Monday, December 01, 2003 10:43 AM
To: Roman Rozinov
Cc: openafs-info@openafs.org
Subject: Re: [OpenAFS] Windows 2000/XP AFS client

what does \WINDOWS\afsd_init.log report?

do you have windows event logging turned on?  what is logged to the
event log?

openafs 1.2.10 and 1.3.5x both work on XP w/SP1 and all additional
patches

Jeffrey Altman


Roman Rozinov wrote:

> Dear openAFS forum members,
> Our network environment contains a Kerberos realm and AFS servers. =20
> Our servers are set up to allow clients to authenticate via V5 tickets

> obtained from Kerberos realm (krb524).
>
> My problem is that when a client workstation (Windows 2000 SP2/SP3/SP4

> or XP w/ SP1) is logged on to the realm, the AFS client (I've tried=20
> IBM and openAFS 1.2.X) ceases to function entirely (it prompts with a=20
> general error specifying that service may not be started).  I've=20
> attempted numerous option by turning off integrated log in and trying=20
> to obtain cells manually all unsuccessfully.
>
> My only success was using Windows XP client (w/o SP1).
> If this is a systematic issue, I wanted to consult and seek some=20
> assistance or any additional resources.  So far, I've looked to MIT=20
> and UNCC pages and their utilities but they would not help.
>
> Anyone experienced similarities using cross-domain authentication?
>
> *________*
>
> *Roman Rozinov*
> Technology Support Analyst
> Desktop Systems Technology, Information Technology Arizona State=20
> University rroman@asu.edu_ __<__http://www.asu.edu/it/__>_
>
>
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