Help with connecting a AFP server to OD Master with SSO

I am helping to set up a new OD in 10.6 server. Added users to OD and promoted to OD Master. DNS Realm has been set on OD server and hostname and IP address are resolving correctly. Kerberos is running as it should be after OD promotion.
Also in the mix is another server hosting the filesharing. The Directory has been bound to the OD master on the mainserver. I have entered a machine record in the DNS record of the mainserver.
Everything is working correctly except for the SSO capabilities when using Kerberos. Users are able to login using network accounts and they can also still access the share points but they are being prompted for their passwords again.
I have checked the ticket viewer on the client end after signing in and they users are being granted a kerberos ticket.
I have yet to set the AFP service access to Kerberos effectively kerberizing the AFP service. Does the AFP service need to be stopped and started for this to take effect? Or does the server need a reboot. This is hard to do during the day used all day long. Is there a way to kerberize the service while it is still running.
Is there anything that I need to try on the client end. Should I force the users to reste their passwords at the next login resetting the global password.
Some users are in a seperate local WG on the Fileshare will this change affect those users that are only contained within that local directory.
Thanks for any advice.

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