@manuh, I recommend you start a new thread since the answer to this one doesn't really make sense. enabling kerberos for web consoles will not help resolve a PKIX error (which occurs when a client cannot find trust for the signer of the server certificate of the server to which the client is connecting). Enabling kerberos for web-consoles will not solve TLS problems. Something else that was done must have resolved the issue. Enabling Kerberos Authentication for Web Consoles will require that any clients connecting to them use SPNEGO to authenticate. This requires browser configuration and sometimes OS-level and krb5.conf configuration changes. It is best to plan this move carefully and make sure you know how to configure clients to use SPNEGO if you are going to enable kerberos for web consoles. If you are having any problems similar to what was described in this thread, please give us some background of what you are trying to do and what isn't working. Thanks, Ben
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