Re: Weird Kerberos sign on behavior with iSeries Access 6.1

[Dennis <iseries@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I would take a close look at this user's %WINDIR%\SYSTEM32\DRIVERS\ETC\HOSTS file
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GKern@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> We've been using Kerberos authentication for awhile now, and I have one
>
> user running windows 7 pro, who has been configured to use kerberos
> with 
> both our Production and Test partitions.
>
> Ever since the switch to kerberos was made for this one user, when 
> starting a 5250 or iNav, his log on to the Production system takes
> 30-45 
> seconds, while log on to Test is instant.
>
> As soon as the Production signon is changed to not use kerberos, the
> log 
> on process returns to instant sign on.
>
> I have four other users running windows 7 pro, all using iSeries Access
>
> 6.1 and none of them exhibit this behavior.
>
> Anyone with any idea why only one user when connecting to only one 
> partition would experience such a slow down in the sign on process? 
>
> Thanks, Jerry
>
> Gerald Kern - Information Technology 
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