Hi @Margus Roo , in my previous answer I meant to check the kerberos ticket for user 'hive', not for your personal user. sudo su - hive kdestroy kinit -kt <path-to-keytab> hive/sandbox.hortonworks.com klist and then again the beeline command... ... View more

Hi @Margus Roo , does the hive user on the Hiveserver node have a valid Kerberos ticket as well ? Try to re-init one for user 'hive'. I had similar issue in certain versions, where the ticket for user 'hive' hasn't been updated automatically.... ... View more

Thanks @Artem Ervits for your quick response.....that's what I thought. Luckily upgrading to 2.3 is on the List of ToDo's ... View more

Hi @jb brahma , you just have to click into the VirtualBox window (the black terminal screen) to put the focus on it. Afterwards you can get to the login screen by hitting Alt+F5 Regards, Gerd ... View more

Hi @Ali Gouta , I cross-checked your post you was referring to. In that post you mention you are(were) running Oracle JDK 1.7 and now you upgraded just the Ambari-node to JDK 1.8. Does this mean all the other cluster nodes are still running OracleJDK1.7 ? And your output of the java version and property entry show two different versions. I'd recommend to ensure that you are running the same ORACLE JDK on the ambari node as on the other cluster nodes. Compare by e.g. #>java -version #>alternatives --display java #>rpm -qa | grep java on Ambari node vs. another cluster node. I got rid of that error message (some weeks back having the same issue, but with HDP2.2 version) by using ORACLE JDK1.7 throughout all the nodes. And don't forget to run #>ambari-server setup -j <your-java-home> e.g. if you have your java installed in /usr/jdk64/oraclejdk1.7/bin/java, then #>ambari-server setup -j /usr/jdk64/oraclejdk1.7 And I totally agree to @Artem Ervits , at least fix your version mismatch on the ambari node itself. Therefore if you want to stick with your 1.8.0_66 version, then #>ambari-server setup -j /opt/jdk1.8.0_66/ HTH, best regards... ... View more

Hi @Ali Gouta , @gaurav sharma , which one is your default Java, that is being used ? alternatives --display java or ls -al /etc/alternatives/java Can you ensure that you are using Oracle JDK? afaik it is definitely something related to the Java Kit... ... View more