What happens if you run kinit from terminal? What about klist
Typically that error is because of a network issue. Are you in an or using a VPN?
What happens if you run kinit from terminal? What about klist
Typically that error is because of a network issue. Are you in an or using a VPN?
No VPN, DC is reachable via running Test-NetConnection in powershell on a pc on the same subnet.
kinit and klist return the following, though I'll admit I've never used these commands before. Kerberos is outside my normal wheelhouse:

Ticketviewer is also totally blank, and when I try to manually grab a ticket, I get an error of "Incorrect password." which isn't true because I just created that account using the very same password.


EDIT: I appreciate the response, btw!
What happens if you run kinit from terminal? What about klist
Typically that error is because of a network issue. Are you in an or using a VPN?
It does appear to be some kind of networking issue, because I'm not getting the error even on the same subnet when I'm joined to a different WiFi SSID.
Welp, turns out it was a firewall issue. So, I guess I'll leave this up to help others who encounter this glitch; check your ACLs for anything that would prevent traffic between the host and the KDC server.