Mandatory Windows Services for Successful Kerberos Authentication in SharePoint 2013

Recently I experienced the "Secure Store Service Application" and "Reporting Service Application" access denied error. I verify that both of the "Claims to Windows NT Token Service" in SharePoint Central Admin and Window System "Services"are unable to start. I fixed these issue based on my last post, but I still experienced the same access denied issue, and I also found out the Event id 8306 in Event Viewer for this error,

I did a research in google and found out following windows services must be started in the server: Claims to Windows Token Service, Net.Pipe Listener and Net.Tcp Listener. Once I start these services, I can open the "Secure Store Service Application" and "Reporting Service Application" in Central Admin successfully.

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