Oracle 9i Advanced Security - Kerberos

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I am trying to configure kerberos with Oracle 9.2 and running into the dreaded ORA-12641 error.

Database is on a Win2K Server, Active Directory is on another Win2K server. From what I can tell, the configuration is per the documentation.

This is the trace from server, it fails at creating "kerberos replay cache" - the file seems to be in UNIX format, instead of Windows.

[30-NOV-2004 18:14:47:289] nauk5ru_create: Creating replay cache.
[30-NOV-2004 18:14:47:289] snauk5g_open_file: entry
[30-NOV-2004 18:14:47:289] snauk5g_open_file: Setting write lock.
[30-NOV-2004 18:14:47:289] snauk5g_open_file: Setting create flag.
[30-NOV-2004 18:14:47:289] snauk5g_open_file: Setting truncate flag.
[30-NOV-2004 18:14:47:289] snauk5g_open_file: Opening
\tmp\/Kerberos.RC.
[30-NOV-2004 18:14:47:289] snauk5g_open_file: open failed with 2: File
not found.
[30-NOV-2004 18:14:47:289] snauk5g_open_file: Returning 200: OSD
error.
[30-NOV-2004 18:14:47:289] snauk5g_open_file: exit
[30-NOV-2004 18:14:47:289] nauk5ru_create: Could not open cache.
[30-NOV-2004 18:14:47:289] nauk5ru_create: Returning 103: I/O error in
replay cache i/o code.
[30-NOV-2004 18:14:47:289] nauk5ru_create: exit
[30-NOV-2004 18:14:47:289] nauk5ra_rcinit: Returning 103: I/O error in
replay cache i/o code.
[30-NOV-2004 18:14:47:289] nauk5ra_rcinit: exit
[30-NOV-2004 18:14:47:289] nauk5lg_init_krb5: Could not initialize
replay cache.
[30-NOV-2004 18:14:47:289] nauk5ainit: nauk5lg_init_krb5() failed.
[30-NOV-2004 18:14:47:289] nauk5ainit: failed
[30-NOV-2004 18:14:47:289] nauk5ainit: exit
[30-NOV-2004 18:14:47:289] nau_gse: service initialization() failed.
[30-NOV-2004 18:14:47:289] nau_gse: failed with error 12641
[30-NOV-2004 18:14:47:289] nau_gse: exit
[30-NOV-2004 18:14:47:289] nau_sgl: failed with error 12641
[30-NOV-2004 18:14:47:289] nau_sgl: exit
[30-NOV-2004 18:14:47:289] nau_sgci: failed with error 12641
[30-NOV-2004 18:14:47:289] nau_sgci: failed with error 12641

Or am I missing something here?

Thanks in advance for your attention and help. Received on Tue Nov 30 2004 - 18:23:30 CST