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I just completed the setup for Kerberos authentication between our
iSeries and Windows 2003 server. All of the steps have been completed
and tested and appear to be working OK but when I try to setup iSeries
Access PC5250 to use Kerberos I get error CWBSY1012 (details below). All
the documents I can find on this error points to DNS problem between the
client PC and the iSeries. If I ping the name of the iSeries server as
configured for Kerberos from the iSeries it resolves to x.x.x.135. Ping
from my PC resolves to x.x.x.134. Both 134 and 135 numbers are the same
iSeries just different NICs. Could this be the problem with Kerberos?
iSeries DNS is set to use *LOCAL first and CFGTCP has the Kerberos name
pointing to 135.



CWBSY1012



Cause

The server connection is configured to use your Kerberos principal name
for security authentication. The service principal required to access
this server is either not defined or is incorrectly configured on the
Kerberos server in your network.



Recovery

A correctly defined service principle on the Kerberos server is required
for the server you are trying to connect to. Contact your system
administrator.


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