| Symptom
| Recovery
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| spnkeymand or other SP services cannot login.
| See
- Are key files for the SP System Services on the host where spnkeyman is running?
- Have the password expiration times been changed in the SP DCE organization, spsec-services, to indicate when keys should expire?
- Have the SP server keys expired?
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| spnkeymand is not updating an SP server key.
| See
- Are key files for the SP System Services on the host where spnkeyman is running?
- Is the DCE registry populated with the principals and accounts for SP Services?
- Has the SP DCE organization, spsec-services, been created, and have the SP service principals been added to that organization?
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| spnkeymand is not updating any SP server keys.
| See
- Are key files for the SP System Services on the host where spnkeyman is running?
- Is the DCE registry populated with the principals and accounts for SP Services?
- Has the SP DCE organization, spsec-services, been created, and have the SP service principals been added to that organization?
- Have the password expiration times been changed in the SP DCE organization, spsec-services, to indicate when keys should expire?
- Has the spnkeyman daemon been started? Is it sleeping?
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| spnkeymand is not finding an SP service.
| See
- Is the DCE registry populated with the principals and accounts for SP Services?
- Are key files for the SP System Services on the host where spnkeyman is running?
- Has the SP DCE organization, spsec-services, been created, and have the SP service principals been added to that organization?
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| DCE failures.
| See
- Is DCE installed on the host where spnkeyman is running?
- Are the DCE daemons running on the host where spnkeyman is running?
- Is There a route for the DCE client daemons to access the DCE server daemons?
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| secd daemon not running.
| See Is the DCE secd daemon running on the DCE server host?.
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