New to the Magic Triangle - can't get ichat/messages to work

Question

Hey all, thanks for your support right away, I have a feeling I will become a regular.  So lets get too it!
I'm using the latest OSX server on Yosemite. I've also attached this server to our Active Directory Server.  I've been able to configure and use the following services:
* file sharing
* time machine
* Netinstall
* open directory
I'm working on getting messages to work, to which I feel should have been pretty simple.  The error that is persisting is "Messages can't communicate..." "The host domain.com does not support Kerberos authentication." 
In the log on the server i'm getting : connect then right after disconnect jid=unbound packets 0
So some of the things i've done: (which probably made it worse)
- In active directory I set the computer to trust this computer for delegation to any service (Kerberos only)
- I've set on the client to "Use Kerberos v5 for authentication"
- I've made sure the DNS is legit with the PTR record.
- I've tried setting the host array
- sudo serveradmin fullstatus shows the following:
jabber:state = "RUNNING"
jabber:roomsState = "RUNNING"
jabber:logPaths:PROXY_LOG = "/private/var/jabberd/log/proxy65.log"
jabber:logPaths:MUC_STD_LOG = "/var/log/system.log"
jabber:logPaths:JABBER_LOG = "/var/log/system.log"
jabber:proxyState = "RUNNING"
jabber:currentConnections = "0"
jabber:currentConnectionsPort1 = "0"
jabber:currentConnectionsPort2 = "0"
jabber:pluginVersion = "10.8.215"
jabber:servicePortsAreRestricted = "NO"
jabber:servicePortsRestrictionInfo = _empty_array
jabber:hostsCommaDelimitedString = "domain.com,ODSERVER-01.domain.int"
jabber:hosts:_array_index:0 = "domain.com"
jabber:hosts:_array_index:1 = "ODSERVER-01.domain.int"
jabber:setStateVersion = 1
jabber:startedTime = "2015-04-09 19:44:53 +0000"
jabber:readWriteSettingsVersion = 1
The strange bit, is that on the Message page it shows Available on your local network at ODSERVER-2.local.  While the hostname on the main overview page shows the correct hostname.
So i'm a bit at a loss where to go from here.  But while i'm poking around the interNETz, I figured i'd chime in here to see if you guys could give me some sweet sweet assistance.

Answer 1

Hey all, thanks for your support right away, I have a feeling I will become a regular.  So lets get too it!
I'm using the latest OSX server on Yosemite. I've also attached this server to our Active Directory Server.  I've been able to configure and use the following services:
* file sharing
* time machine
* Netinstall
* open directory
I'm working on getting messages to work, to which I feel should have been pretty simple.  The error that is persisting is "Messages can't communicate..." "The host domain.com does not support Kerberos authentication." 
In the log on the server i'm getting : connect then right after disconnect jid=unbound packets 0
So some of the things i've done: (which probably made it worse)
- In active directory I set the computer to trust this computer for delegation to any service (Kerberos only)
- I've set on the client to "Use Kerberos v5 for authentication"
- I've made sure the DNS is legit with the PTR record.
- I've tried setting the host array
- sudo serveradmin fullstatus shows the following:
jabber:state = "RUNNING"
jabber:roomsState = "RUNNING"
jabber:logPaths:PROXY_LOG = "/private/var/jabberd/log/proxy65.log"
jabber:logPaths:MUC_STD_LOG = "/var/log/system.log"
jabber:logPaths:JABBER_LOG = "/var/log/system.log"
jabber:proxyState = "RUNNING"
jabber:currentConnections = "0"
jabber:currentConnectionsPort1 = "0"
jabber:currentConnectionsPort2 = "0"
jabber:pluginVersion = "10.8.215"
jabber:servicePortsAreRestricted = "NO"
jabber:servicePortsRestrictionInfo = _empty_array
jabber:hostsCommaDelimitedString = "domain.com,ODSERVER-01.domain.int"
jabber:hosts:_array_index:0 = "domain.com"
jabber:hosts:_array_index:1 = "ODSERVER-01.domain.int"
jabber:setStateVersion = 1
jabber:startedTime = "2015-04-09 19:44:53 +0000"
jabber:readWriteSettingsVersion = 1
The strange bit, is that on the Message page it shows Available on your local network at ODSERVER-2.local.  While the hostname on the main overview page shows the correct hostname.
So i'm a bit at a loss where to go from here.  But while i'm poking around the interNETz, I figured i'd chime in here to see if you guys could give me some sweet sweet assistance.