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This - Slashdot This Posted: 1 Dec 2004 Here are some common LDAP Errors reported by the GroupWise POA, along with recommended solutions. See also TID 10067376. LDAP Error 4 - Size limit exceeded Cause/Fix: The POA is pointing to an LDAP server in a different Tree or directory than the one where GroupWise is installed. In this situation, the POA must know the full distinguished name of the user in the LDAP directory it is querying. If the GroupWise user object does not have this value defined in the user properties, then the POA will do an LDAP lookup on the user's e-mail address. This error is caused by the LDAP server returning two entries for the e-mail address searched on by the POA. For example, suppose there were two accounts in the LDAP directory that had an e-mail address of user1@domain.com. The POA would search for this address and would get two results, not knowing which account represented the user trying to log in. To fix this problem, go to the properties of the GroupWise user and define the full LDAP Distinguised name in the "LDAP Authentication" field. This field is found on the GroupWise tab when accessing the properties of the GroupWise user in Console One. The fully distinguished name must be in LDAP notation, such as cn=user1,ou=users,o=company. You may also need to check fo
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document. Environment Novell GroupWise 2014 Novell GroupWise 2012 Novell GroupWise 8Novell GroupWise 7 Situation ldap_bind confidentiality required (13) When configuring thePost Officeto use LDAP authentication, the "Use SSL" option was checked, and the certificate from the eDirectory LDAP serverwas what is ldap exported and copied to the post office. The GroupWise client could not authenticate and displays an error: "AnLDAP error occurred" In the Post Office Agent logsthere was the following error:HH:MM:SS D260 LDAP Error: https://www.novell.com/coolsolutions/tip/6032.html 81 (gw_username) HH:MM:SS D260 LDAP Error: Can't contact LDAP server (gw_username) HH:MM:SS D260 Error: LDAP failure detected [D06B] User:gw_username (gw_username) Resolution The GroupWise POA seems to have trouble connecting via secure LDAP when the eDirectory servercertificateor the"SSL CertificateDNS" certificate was exported via iManager.The POAdoes not recognize theseas valid certificates, which causes the LDAP Error 81 when attempting to perform secureLDAP authentication to the eDirectory serveron port 636. The solution https://www.novell.com/support/kb/doc.php?id=7005463 is to export and use a self-signed certificate from iManager(do not include the private key when exporting) and use that certificate (the exported cert.der file) when configuring the LDAP directory in the GroupWise configuration. In iManager: On the left side of the page, click Novell Certificate Server > Configure Certificate Authority On the right side of the page, celect the "Certificates" tab Check the box for "Self Signed Certificate" and click the word "Export" Uncheck the box that says "Export private key" Make sure that the "Export format" says DER and click "Next" Click "Save the exported certificate" Then when configuring the LDAP directory in GroupWise, specify the cert.der file that was exported from the self-signed certificate. DisclaimerThis Support Knowledgebase provides a valuable tool for NetIQ/Novell/SUSE customers and parties interested in our products and solutions to acquire information, ideas and learn from one another. Materials are provided for informational, personal or non-commercial use within your organization and are presented "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND. Document ID:7005463Creation Date:09-MAR-10Modified Date:20-JAN-15NovellGroupWise Did this document solve your problem? Provide Feedback © Micro Focus Careers Legal close Feedback Print Full Simple Request a Call Follow Us Facebook YouTube Twitter LinkedIn Newsletter S
Favorite Rating: LDAP Error 34: Invalid dn syntax. (Last modified: 27Feb2006) This document (10067272) is provided subject to the disclaimer at the end of this document. fact GroupWise Support Pack 2 Novell http://www.novell.com/support/kb/doc.php?id=10067272 GroupWise 6 GroupWise LDAP Authentication Authenticating to a different NDS tree for LDAP symptom http://www.novell.com/documentation/groupwise2012/gw2012_guide_tsh1/data/b4k4eky.html LDAP Error 34: Invalid dn syntax. cause GroupWise was building an invalid distinguished name to be passed to LDAP for the other tree fix The reason that the dn is reported as being invalid is due to the manner in which the GroupWise Post Office Agent builds the distinguished name that is passed to the LDAP server. ldap error GroupWise takes the typeful distinguished NDS name of the user and converts it to an LDAP typeful distinguished name. Thus, cn=user.ou=org.o=novell.t=novell_tree becomes cn=user, ou=org, o=novell.tree=novell_tree. Since the authentication is being done to an external tree, the tree name will obviously not match and the authentication will fail.There are two possible solutions to this problem the first is to populate the LDAP Authnentication field on the properties of the user, GroupWise Account tab. ldap failure detected This should be populated with the LDAP distinguished name without the tree name:cn=user, ou=org, o=novellThis will have to be done for each user.The other solution requires GroupWise 6 Support Pack2 or later. If the LDAPX.DLL for Windows or the LDAPX.NLM for NetWare is renamed in the directory where the POA executables are found, then the POA will use the NDS Email Address Attribute to authenticate. This attribute is populated automatically by GroupWise if Internet Addressing is enabled. The POA then passes the mail attribute as well as the password supplied by the user logging in to authenticate against LDAP. The other tree must have an exact match in the email address attribute for the authentication to be successful. There are three Groupwise LDAP modules: ldapx.nlmldapssl.nlmldapsdk.nlmThe modify date on the LDAP modules shipped with Groupwise 6.5 Support Pack 2 is 1/13/2003. The modify Date onthe LDAP modules shipped with Netware 6.5 Support Pack 2 is 11/14/2003.One customer reported that the problem with LDAP Error 34 was resolved by backrevving the LDAP modules to the Nov 14 version. They also had to rename the LDAPX.nlm to LDAPX.old.NOTE: This method is not supported for authentication via LDAP to Active Directory.If AD authentication is desired and this does not work for the administrator, then the only
address for trusted application D076 Missing trusted application name D077 The problem file is being rebuilt D078 LDAP SSL key file not found D07B Mailbox is full D07C Invalid content in user’s rule D07E Sending to more recipients than allowed by your administrator. Remove some users. D07F Sending with attachment types that are restricted by your administrator Remove the illegal attachments. NOTE:This guide does not include a comprehensive list of all possible GroupWise error codes. It lists error codes for which solutions are readily available from GroupWise engineers and testers. You can search the Novell Support Knowledgebase to locate additional solutions documented by Novell Support as specific customer issues have been resolved. D071 LDAP authentication failed because the password has expired Source: GroupWise engine. Explanation: The GroupWise client was attempting to authenticate using LDAP, but the user’s LDAP password has expired. Action: The user needs to contact the administrator of the LDAP server and get the password reset. D072 Changing the LDAP password has been disabled Source: GroupWise engine. Explanation: A user tried to change his or her LDAP password from the GroupWise client but the administrator has disabled that capability for the user’s post office. Action: Enable LDAP password changes in ConsoleOne. See Providing LDAP Authentication for GroupWise Users in Post Office Agent in the GroupWise 2012 Administration Guide. Action: Show the user what application he or she needs to use to change the LDAP password. D073 Attempting to log in trusted without SSL Source: GroupWise engine. Explanation: A trusted application tried to log in to the POA and was not successful because an SSL connection could not be established. Possible Cause: The POA is not configured to support SSL connections. Action: Enable SSL for the POA that the trusted application needs to log in to. See Securing the Post Office with SSL Connections to the POA in Post Office Agent in the GroupWise 2012 Administration Guide. D074 Invalid key for trusted application Source: GroupWise engine. Explanation: A trusted application tried to log in to the POA and was not successful because the key was invalid. Possible Cause: The private key offered by the application did the match the private key the POA was configured to accept. Action: Verify the private