The Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Kerberos Configuration Troubleshooter manifest detects common Kerberos configurations on an instance of Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010.
In this release, the troubleshooter detects common Kerberos configurations when the SharePoint Service Application Kerberos delegation pattern is being used.
Important Problematic conditions are checked only on the server on which this manifest is executed. To make sure that you have maximum coverage, we recommend that you run this package on each computer in the SharePoint farm. This article describes how this manifest file operates.
This article describes the information that may be collected from a computer when you run this package.
Information that is collected
Manifest results
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This file contains a clean version of the failure and warning conditions that are detected during the execution of the SharePoint 2010 Kerberos Configuration Troubleshooter manifest. The information that is included is as follows:
- MachineName: Name of the computer for which the information is being collected. (This can be changed to help protect privacy prior to uploading to Microsoft.)
- Timestamp: Date and time that the data was collected.
- RuleID: A GUID value that indicates which SETH rule was triggered. (See the rules section later in this table for more information.)
- InstanceID: A GUID that is used to identify a particular instance of a RuleID that was triggered. (You can have a rule applied multiple times on a computer and have only certain instances trigger a warning. This value will help you isolate that instance.)
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{GUID}_kerberos_O14SP_Failures_mm_dd_yyyy_hhmm_[AM|PM].csv
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| The actual results of the SharePoint Kerberos manifest. This is what is displayed to the user to indicate the status of each rule that is executed. |
ResultReport.xml |
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This is an internal file that is generated as a byproduct of the execution of the manifest. This file contains no customer data. |
Results.xml |
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This is an xlst transform that formats the results in the ResultReport.xml file. This transform contains no customer data. |
Results.xsl |
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This file contains debug information that may be generated during the execution of the manifest. It also contains timings on all rule that are run. It may contain customer data. However, every attempt was made to minimize customer data. |
Kerberos.O.debugreport.xml |
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This file contains additional debug information for the manifest execution. It may contain customer data. However, every attempt was made to minimize customer data. |
Stdout.log |
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This file contains the configuration information about the instances of Microsoft Excel Services in the farm. Information that is captured includes the following:
- Excel Services instances
- Excel Services application
- Excel Services application pool
- Excel Services application pool identities
- Trusted file locations
- Data connection libraries
- Kerberos delegation setting for Excel Services application pool identities
- Constrained delegation
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%COMPUTERNAME%_cfg_%lang%_O14SP_ExcelServicesInformation.txt |
This file contains the configuration information about instances of PerformancePoint Services in the farm. Information that is captured includes the following:
- PerformancePoint Services instances
- PerformancePoint Services application
- PerformancePoint Services application pool
- PerformancePoint Services application pool identities
- Trusted file locations
- Data connection libraries
- Kerberos delegation setting for PerformancePoint Services application pool identities
- Constrained delegation
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%COMPUTERNAME%_cfg_%lang%_O14SP_PerformancePointServicesInformation.txt |
This file contains the configuration information about instances of Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services 2012 in the farm. Information that is captured includes the following :
- SQL Server Reporting Services 2012 instances
- SQL Server Reporting Services 2012 application
- SQL Server Reporting Services 2012 application pool
- SQL Server Reporting Services 2012 application pool identities
- Trusted file locations
- Data connection libraries
- Kerberos delegation setting for SQL Server Reporting Services 2012 application pool identities
- Constrained delegation
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%COMPUTERNAME%_cfg_%lang%_O14SP_ReportingServices2012Information.txt |
This file contains the configuration information about instances of Microsoft Visio Graphics Services in the farm. Information that is captured includes the following:
- Visio Graphics Services instances
- Visio Graphics Services application
- Visio Graphics Services application pool
- Visio Graphics Services application pool identities
- Trusted file locations
- Data connection libraries
- Kerberos delegation setting for Visio Graphics Services application pool identities
- Constrained delegation
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%COMPUTERNAME%_cfg_%lang%_O14SP_VisioGraphicsServicesInformation.txt |
| This file Captures the ULS logs for the computer. |
%COMPUTERNAME%_uls_%LANG%_O14SP_ULSLogs |
Authentication
Claims to Windows Token Services (C2WTS)
Excel Services
PerformancePoint Services
SQL Server Reporting Services 2012
Visio Graphics Services
More information
Kerberos has a ticket cache. This means that even after incorrect settings are changed, the delegation does not work until the Kerberos cache is flushed. To flush the ticket cache, you have to either restart the application pool that is delegating the identity or use the KList utility.
KList
KList is a command prompt utility that is included in the default installation of Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2. This utility can be used to list and delete Kerberos tickets on a given computer. To run KList, open a command prompt in Windows Server 2008, and then type KList.
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Article ID: 2732019 - Last Review: April 30, 2013 - Revision: 11.0
Applies to
- Microsoft SharePoint Foundation 2010
- Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010