Re: v5r3 message

[Dave Murvin <davem@xxxxxxxx>]

I was having the same problem (among others) and started a PMR (30164,550 
).  Part of the response is:


PROBLEM:  EUVF06014E Unable to obtain initial credentials.  Status
0x96c73a9a - Unable to locate security server, issued in spooled file.
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ACTION TAKEN:
Hi Dave,

I searched and found that others have experienced this issue too.  What
I found out is that the Management Central server is autostarting.
Under the covers, Management Central does a KINIT to check for a
Kerberos ticket.  Since the iSeries is not configured for Kerberos, that
KINIT is failing with EUVF06014E 0x96c73a9a, and writing a spool file.
At this point, there are 2 options:
1.  Do not autostart the Mangement Central server.
2.  Configure EIM/SSO, so that the KINIT command does find a ticket.


It has been several months, but I believe that I used Navagator to change 
Management Central to not autostart, and that fixed the problem.  Don't 
remember where that option was, but it might have been a right 
click.


At 12:33 PM 6/13/2005, you wrote:
> Since going to v5r3, the system is throwing a:
>
> EUVF06014E  Unable to obtain initial credentials.
>           Status 0X96C73A9A -
>           Unable to locate security server.
>
>
> The explanation is:
>
> Explanation: The kinit command is unable to obtain initial
> credentials from the Kerberos security server.
>
> User Response: Ensure the security server is operational
> and the correct password is entered. Contact your service
> representative if the error persists.
>
> We are not using Kerberos for SSO and don't have a
> Kerberos security server, so I am not surprised
> that the iSeries cannot find it.

Dave Murvin
DRM Enterprises, Inc.