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Using Two-Factor Authentication to Connect to a Kerberos-enabled Informatica Domain

Using Two-Factor Authentication to Connect to a Kerberos-enabled Informatica Domain

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View the Kerberos Tickets Created for a User

View the Kerberos Tickets Created for a User

You can use the Windows
klist
 command to view the cached Kerberos ticket-granting-tickets and service tickets created for an Informatica client user. You might want to view tickets when trying to troubleshoot authentication issues. At minimum, it can be used to verify that a Kerberos ticket has been issued to the user.
To view the tickets created for a user on a computer hosting an Informatica client, type
klist
 at the Windows command prompt. This the default option for the command, and returns all cached Kerberos tickets for network services the user has authenticated with.
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