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Upgraded to 10.9 and OS X Server 3.0.1, users cannot connect to home shares

Hello. I recenlty upgraded from Lion Server to Mavericks and Server OS X and users are now unable to access their home shares. When one attempts to afp to the server after connecting to my uni's VPN, the login box simply shakes and no connection is made.


Running Mac Mini with 10.9 and OS X Server 3.0.1 with home shares located on a Pegasus RAID array that worked fine under Lion Server. The upgrade seemed to go smoothly, as all accounts were intact and the settings were identical to the functional Lion Server settings. I have combed these forums trying to find a response that actually works for me, but was unable to locate a match that resulted in a working solution.


Here is a sample log when attempting to login:


Dec 16 13:08:50 xx.xx.xx.private kdc[109]: Got a canonicalize request for a LKDC realm from local-ipc

Dec 16 13:08:50 xx.xx.xx.private kdc[109]: LKDC referral to the real LKDC realm name

Dec 16 13:08:52 xx.xx.xx.private kdc[109]: AS-REQ xx@LKDC:SHA1.313DA2EA0C5E8BCD1311C69A6930240237DDC372 from local-ipc for krbtgt/LKDC:SHA1.313DA2EA0C5E8BCD1311C69A6930240237DDC372@LKDC:SHA1.313DA2EA0C5 E8BCD1311C69A6930240237DDC372

Dec 16 13:08:52 xx.xx.xx.private kdc[109]: UNKNOWN -- xx@LKDC:SHA1.313DA2EA0C5E8BCD1311C69A6930240237DDC372: no such entry found in hdb

Dec 16 13:08:57 xx.xx.xx.private kdc[109]: AS-REQ xx@xx.xx.xx.PRIVATE from 127.0.0.1:51721 for krbtgt/xx.xx.xx..PRIVATE@xx.xx.xx.PRIVATE

Dec 16 13:08:57 --- last message repeated 1 time ---

Dec 16 13:08:57 xx.xx.xx.private kdc[109]: Client (xx@xx.xx.xx.PRIVATE) from 127.0.0.1:51721 has no common enctypes with KDC to use for the session key

When I first upgraded, I was able to connect via PC but not Mac (10.9) clients, so I tried creating a new account to attempt to ferret out the problem. When I created a new account in the Server.app connecting to an existing home share, I was still unable to connect to it remotely--Server.app threw the "Cannot authenticate connection..." error and closed. I then attempted to create a new user and new home share directory in Workgroup Manager and received an error stating the home directory could not be created (I forgot the actual verbiage, but I will replicate and post if needed). I tried simply adding the folder to the home shares folder, but I was still unable to connect via afp or smb.


Any suggestions are greatly appreciated, as I need to resolve this issue ASAP. Please let me know if any other information would be useful to diagnosing this issue.


Thanks!

Mac mini, OS X Server

Posted on Dec 16, 2013 10:32 AM

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Dec 16, 2013 12:03 PM in response to anonanimal

It seems I am still able to log into the home shares directory remotely utilizing my admin account, but I am unable to login via afp or smb with accounts created after the upgrade. It appears all previous accounts are unaffected, as I noticed one of my users was logged in while I was working on this issue, so it seems to be relegated to some sort of problem or incorrect procedure by me after upgrading to OS X Server 3.0.1.


I am still at a lost as to why this may be happening and would greatly appreciate any advice.

Jan 29, 2014 7:00 AM in response to anonanimal

I have the same problem although I upgraded from Lion Server to Mountain Lion Server. The error appears to go hand in hand with this error.


userInit: CFPreferences: user home directory for user kCFPreferencesCurrentUser at /Network/Servers/fullyqualifieddomainname/Users/user is unavailable. User domains will be volatile.


I've read a number of things to try. A lot of people point to DNS being a problem, but I'm confident this is correct in my environment.

Upgraded to 10.9 and OS X Server 3.0.1, users cannot connect to home shares

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