Re: LDAP Kerberos Bind Error in Trace
From: Al Mulnick (amulnick_No_SPAM_at_ncDOTrr.com)
Date: 08/17/04
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Date: Mon, 16 Aug 2004 20:39:28 -0400
Looks like a timeout.
Can you tell us what else is going on in the transaction?
You may want to actually check out the event logs for this one using audit
logging for security events, notable the successful/failure of logon, and
then for the LDAP diagnostics via the NTDS registry key. That may give you
some idea of what is going on.
Basically,
1) make sure you are actually binding as a client via kerberos
2) find out what the LDAP query is and why it's failing
Theory? It's possible that you are binding correctly, but that the query is
timing out. Could also be that you're not bound properly and the LDAP error
is just a symtpom.
Al
"Walsh" <walshmj@us.ibm.com> wrote in message
news:72a401c483cd$7bacc0f0$a401280a@phx.gbl...
> Hi, I am do Kerberos Bind to a Active Directory and then
> doing a search via a z/OS IBM client. I get the results
> back immediately but then the server seems to hand and the
> socket to the client is eventually closed. We turned on
> Active Directory Server trace on to capture some
> information and possibly debug this. I was not really
> sure what to make of the error messages or the associated
> return codes returned. I was wondering if someone could
> please give me some insight as to what these return codes
> and error messages could mean. Here are the error messages
> we found in the trace: "NTDS LDAP Warning LDAP
> Interface 1216 N/A KERB2000 The LDAP
> server closed a socket to a client because of an
> error condition, 995. (Internal ID c06028b::163470)."
>
> "NTDS LDAP Information LDAP Interface 1317 N/A
> KERB2000 The server has disconnected the
> LDAP connection from
> 9.12.20.157 due to timeout."
>
> Thank you in advance,
> Walsh
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