Kerberos Configuration Manager For Sql Server Download

We have installed and ran the tool on a remote server (which is not part of theAvailability Group), and it didn't show any issues with our configuration,but we still can't connect to the Availability Group Listener name using Kerberos.

If you have administrator access to your SQL Server-based computer, you can also run the SQL Connectivity Settings Check tool on that computer, and then review the output to check the SPN configuration of your SQL server instance.

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Delegation: Use Delegation to identify any issues that affect the service account's configuration for delegation. This is especially useful in troubleshooting linked server issues. For example, if the SPN checkout is fine but you still experience issues that affect linked server queries, this might indicate that the service account is not configured to delegate credentials. For more information, see the Books online topic at Configuring Linked Servers for Delegation.

In my case, I was getting an error when connecting to the SQL server with Kerberos Configuration Manager. My local admin group was clean, but I was also getting a WMI error when launching Sql server Configuration Manager. "Cannot connect to WMI provider. You do not have permission or the server is unreachable, Note that you can only manage SQL Server 2005 and later servers with SQL Server Configuration Manager.Invalid class [0x80041010]" I followed this article to Recompile SQL WMI provider using mofcomp " -us/troubleshoot/sql/tools/error-message-when-you-open-configuration-manager" and that worked for both Sql server Configuration Manager and Kerberos Configuration Manager.

I strongly recommend against using kerberos configuration manager. It doesn't negate the need to understand how kerberos works or how to configure kerberos, but it does add something (kerberos configuration manager) to the equation that can and will break.

that is significant information. The CIFS share - I assume that is third party? does it support the AES kerberos encryption types? DES and RC4 would have been off by default on server 2012, but it is possible someone may have turned it back on.

Trying to run this utility to check the configuration and work on a double hop issue. I've scoured the web trying to find a fix but nothing seems to work. Regardless of the site that I am in, or which SQL server I try to connect to, or which user account I try- I get this same error:

Use hostname instead of the IP Address. Kerberos is forcing the usage of hostname instead of the IP address. Not being able to resolve an IP address to the hostname indicates an incorrect configuration of your DNS server.

I installed the latest Cloudera Manager Server and Agent packages (5.3.2) started everything up fine, created my cluster, installed parcels for HDFS, HBase, Hive, Hue, Impala, Oozie, Yarn, and Zookeeper. I fixed all configuration and health issues. Everything was working exactly as expected. I then began following instructions I found here: _sg_intro_kerb.html to get my cluster secured with Kerberos. Have my KDC fully configured and running. The wizard was working great until just after it prompted me for the admin principal (cloudera-scm/admin) and its password. After I entered those, it indicated that it had successfully authenticated that principal, and began to configure my services to be used with kerberos. At some point though (I believe as it was trying to turn the Cloudera Management Service back on) it failed, and emitted this:

Trusted for delegation is a Windows Server policy setting. Delegation of authentication is a capability that client and server applications like Nodinite use when they have multiple tiers. For this configuration and to use the Kerberos security protocol, the client and the server must run under accounts that are trusted for delegation.

The details area displays information such as the KDC IP address and port number, KDC vendor, administrative server IP address and port number, Active Directory server and server IP address of the selected Kerberos realm configuration. 17dc91bb1f