On the AWI login page, I see the warning message "Kerberos login is not available" and I can't sign on with my Windows name and password.
Note: This error message indicates that AWI expects that you are setup to be able to log into AWI with the same name and password which you log into your computer with. This capability is known as "single sign-on" (SSO). Automic uses the Kerberos authentication protocol to manage SSO.
If you have been able to login with your Windows name and password, but you are now trying to log in from a different computer or different domain, it could be that Kerberos is not installed on that resource. In this case, you need to login with your Automic username and login information. See An-/Abmelden und Versionsinformation in An-/Abmelden und Versionsinformation .
Administrators: For more information, see Configuring AWI Login and User Authentication.
If you are trying to log into AWI on a Firefox browser, then you need to enable single sign-on in your browser with the following steps:
- In the address bar of your Firefox browser window, type "about:config" and press Enter.
- Confirm that you accept the risks of changing configurations by clicking I promise, I'll be careful!
- Search for "network.negotiate-auth.allow-non-fqdn".
- Double-click the Value to change it to "true".
- Close the window and try logging into AWI again.
You can test whether the problem is in Firefox by trying to log into AWI on Google Chrome or Internet Explorer. If there is no problem there, then use the previous steps to configure Firefox.
If this does not help, then contact your Automic administrator. There might be a problem in the configuration of your environment.