From QSH run kinit -k with your service principal name then run klist. The expiration date/time will be in there.
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Subject: EIM/Kerberos check ticket expiration
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Is there a way to check the expiration time of a Kerberos ticket in an IBMi job when using EIM authentication?
This would be in CGI and 5250 jobs, and I'd need to check from within the jobs.
TIA
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