Hi Gregg and Jeff:

Sorry about the delay in response, but I was out of the office for the 
holidays.

Here are a few more pieces of information:

1) I agree that something is causing Lease to crash on startup.

2) I don't see ANY DLLs with kfw anywhere in the file name.  I have 
checked for multiple copies of the various files associated with 
Kerberos and found none in any directory.  Likewise, the only DLL in my 
system32 directory that I know is associated with Kerberos is 
kerberos.dll, but this is a Microsoft file (version 5.1.2600.2180).

3) I can run "klist -c MSLSA:" from the command line and I get the 
following results:

     Ticket cache: MSLSA:
     Default principal: jwh@AD.SEI.CMU.EDU

     Valid starting     Expires            Service principal
     01/07/05 19:02:33  01/08/05 04:47:31 
krbtgt/AD.SEI.CMU.EDU@AD.SEI.CMU.EDU
             renew until 01/14/05 18:47:31
     01/07/05 18:47:31  01/08/05 04:47:31 
krbtgt/AD.SEI.CMU.EDU@AD.SEI.CMU.EDU
             renew until 01/14/05 18:47:31
     01/07/05 18:47:38  01/08/05 04:47:31 
cifs/ns01.sei.cmu.edu@AD.SEI.CMU.EDU
             renew until 01/14/05 18:47:31
     01/07/05 18:47:38  01/08/05 04:47:31  cifs/NS00@AD.SEI.CMU.EDU
             renew until 01/14/05 18:47:31
     01/07/05 18:47:36  01/08/05 04:47:31  cifs/RUBY@AD.SEI.CMU.EDU
             renew until 01/14/05 18:47:31
     01/07/05 18:47:35  01/08/05 04:47:31  cifs/NS04@AD.SEI.CMU.EDU
             renew until 01/14/05 18:47:31
     01/07/05 18:47:33  01/08/05 04:47:31 
cifs/ruby.ad.sei.cmu.edu@AD.SEI.CMU.EDU
             renew until 01/14/05 18:47:31
     01/07/05 18:47:33  01/08/05 04:47:31 
ldap/ruby.ad.sei.cmu.edu/ad.sei.cmu.edu@AD
     .SEI.CMU.EDU
             renew until 01/14/05 18:47:31
     01/07/05 18:47:33  01/08/05 04:47:31 
LDAP/ruby.ad.sei.cmu.edu@AD.SEI.CMU.EDU
             renew until 01/14/05 18:47:31
     01/07/05 18:47:31  01/08/05 04:47:31 
host/pcakd.sei.cmu.edu@AD.SEI.CMU.EDU
             renew until 01/14/05 18:47:31

You will notice that none of the service principals are associated with 
the andrew.cmu.edu domain, but rather all are part of our (sei.cmu.edu) 
domain.  This output is AFTER running "kinit jh6b" and successfully 
obtaining a ticket manually (i.e. NOT through the Lease Ticket Manager). 
  Likewise, I can run "klist" to produce the following:

     Ticket cache: API:krb5cc
     Default principal: jh6b@ANDREW.CMU.EDU

     Valid starting     Expires            Service principal
     01/07/05 19:00:34  01/08/05 05:00:34 
krbtgt/ANDREW.CMU.EDU@ANDREW.CMU.EDU
     01/07/05 19:00:53  01/08/05 05:00:34 
uniengd/calsched3.andrew.cmu.edu@ANDREW.CM
     U.EDU


     Kerberos 4 ticket cache: API:krb4cc
     Principal: jh6b@ANDREW.CMU.EDU

       Issued              Expires             Principal
     01/07/05 19:00:34  01/08/05 05:00:34 
krbtgt.ANDREW.CMU.EDU@ANDREW.CMU.EDU

So it is clear that a ticket exists and I am able to successfully launch 
Oracle Calendar once I have manually obtained a ticket.  However, I am 
still unable to launch Lease Ticket Manager to view my ticket(s) or to 
obtain a ticket.  It continues to open and close immediately when 
launched.  Thus, I'm not sure what any of this means.

I hope that this information helps.  Please let me know what else I can 
try or look for on my systems.

Thanks!
-Jay