
Fear not as the solution is simple. Open the Enable-CsTopology.xml log file and you will see a clue to the root cause.

Executing the Get-CsKerberosAccountAssignment cmdlet displays the culprit.

Removing the offending kerberos account fixes the issue (i.e., Remove-csKerberosAccountAssignment -identity "site:19").
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