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(AD) Topics Configuring Microsoft Active Directory for SSL Access Using ADAMSync To Populate ADAM ldap error code 49 80090308 LDAP Using Global Catalog OpenLDAP Minor Schema Modification LDAP Monitor Related Topics Integration Overview Get the Book Get the Book The latest release
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this documentation applies to is Fuji. For the Geneva release, see LDAP integration. Documentation for later releases is also on docs.servicenow.com. Contents 1 Overview 2 Standard Error Codes 3 Customized Error Codes 1 Overview You can ldap error code 49 acceptsecuritycontext error data 52e v1db1 see error codes when issues occur with your LDAP connection. An error code is associated with each type of issue. 2 Standard Error Codes Error / Data Code Error Description 0 LDAP_SUCCESS Indicates the requested client operation completed successfully. 1 LDAP_OPERATIONS_ERROR Indicates an internal error. The server is unable to respond with a more specific error and is also unable to properly respond to a request. It does not indicate that the client has microsoft ldap error codes sent an erroneous message. In NDS 8.3x through NDS 7.xx, this was the default error for NDS errors that did not map to an LDAP error code. To conform to the new LDAP drafts, NDS 8.5 uses 80 (0x50) for such errors. 2 LDAP_PROTOCOL_ERROR Indicates that the server has received an invalid or malformed request from the client. 3 LDAP_TIMELIMIT_EXCEEDED Indicates that the operation's time limit specified by either the client or the server has been exceeded. On search operations, incomplete results are returned. 4 LDAP_SIZELIMIT_EXCEEDED Indicates that in a search operation, the size limit specified by the client or the server has been exceeded. Incomplete results are returned. 5 LDAP_COMPARE_FALSE Does not indicate an error condition. Indicates that the results of a compare operation are false. 6 LDAP_COMPARE_TRUE Does not indicate an error condition. Indicates that the results of a compare operation are true. 7 LDAP_AUTH_METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED Indicates that during a bind operation the client requested an authentication method not supported by the LDAP server. 8 LDAP_STRONG_AUTH_REQUIRED Indicates one of the following: In bind requests, the LDAP server accepts only strong authentication. In a client request, the client requested an operation such as delete that requires strong authentication. In an unsolicited notice of disconnection, the LDAP server discovers the security protecting the communication between the client and server has unexp
Server-Side Result Codes Various LDAP specifications define a number of common result codes that may be included in
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responses to clients. These result codes include (but are not necessarily ldap error code 32 limited to): 0: Success This indicates that the operation completed successfully. It may be returned in response
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to an add, bind, delete, extended, modify, modify DN, or search operations. Compare operations will not return a success result. If a compare operation does not encounter an http://wiki.servicenow.com/index.php?title=LDAP_Error_Codes error during processing, then the server should return a result of either "compare true" or "compare false", based on whether the target entry had the specified attribute value. 1: Operations Error This is intended to indicate that the client has requested an operation at an inappropriate time or in an incorrect order. For example, it may be https://www.ldap.com/ldap-result-code-reference used if a client sends a non-bind request in the middle of a multi-stage bind operation. Note that some directory servers use this as a generic "server error" type result. This is not the intended use for this result code (the "other" result is a better choice for this), but clients may need to be aware of this possibility. 2: Protocol Error This generally indicates that the client request was improperly formatted in some way. For a bind operation, it may indicate that the client attempted to use an unsupported LDAP protocol version. For an extended operation, it may indicate that the server does not support the extended request type. Note that this result code can only be used if the server is able to at least partially decode the request in order to determine the message ID and operation type, since the server needs that information in order to craft an appropriate response. 3: Time Limit Exceeded This indicates that a search operation took longer to comp
Directories About the Crowd Administration Console Managing Directories Using the Directory Browser Adding a Directory Configuring an Internal Directory Configuring an LDAP Directory Connector LDAP Object Structures Configuring an SSL https://confluence.atlassian.com/crowd/troubleshooting-ldap-error-codes-163415645.html Certificate for Microsoft Active Directory Configuring a Remote Crowd Directory Configuring a Custom Directory Connector Configuring a Delegated Authentication Directory Configuring Caching for an LDAP Directory Using Naive http://www.zytrax.com/books/ldap/ch12/ DN Matching Specifying Directory Permissions Importing Users and Groups into a Directory Importing Users from Atlassian Confluence Importing Users from Atlassian JIRA Importing Users from Atlassian Bamboo Importing ldap error Users from Jive Forums Importing Users from CSV Files Configuring the CSV Importer Mapping CSV Fields to Crowd Fields Confirming the CSV Importer Configuration Viewing the Results of the Import Importing Users from One Crowd Directory into Another Managing Applications Using the Application Browser Adding an Application Integrating Crowd with Atlassian Bamboo Integrating Crowd with Atlassian Confluence ldap error code Configuring Confluence for NTLM SSO Integrating Crowd with Atlassian Confluence 3.4 or earlier Updating Files in a Confluence Evaluation Distribution Integrating Crowd with Atlassian CrowdID Integrating Crowd with Atlassian Crucible Integrating Crowd with Atlassian FishEye Configuring FishEye earlier than 4.0 with Crowd Integrating Crowd with Atlassian JIRA Integrating Crowd with Atlassian JIRA 4.2 or earlier Integrating Crowd with Atlassian Bitbucket Server Integrating Crowd with Acegi Security Integrating AppFuse - a Crowd-Acegi Integration Tutorial Integrating Crowd with Apache Disabling Previous Versions of the Crowd Apache Connector Installing the Crowd Apache Connector on CentOS Linux Installing the Crowd Apache Connector on Red Hat Enterprise Linux Installing the Crowd Apache Connector on Ubuntu Linux Installing the Crowd Apache Connector on Debian Installing the Crowd Apache Connector on Other UNIX-Like Systems Installing the Crowd Apache Connector on Windows Integrating Crowd with Jive Forums Jive SSO Integrating Crowd with Spring Security Integrating AppFuse - a Crowd-Spring Security Integration Tutorial Integrating Crowd with Subversion Integrating Crowd with a Custom Application Integrating Crowd with Atlassi
guides dns guide ldap guide Dec>Hex>Bin survival stuff survival stuff ssl/tls & x.509 kerberos postfix cron cryptography wxWidgets dom stuff audio stuff audio stuff sound primer digital sound frequencies equalization calculators glossary regex stuff cable stuff cable stuff lan wiring lan & telephone rs232 stuff serial primer rs alphabet cable faq modular jacks protocol stuff protocol stuff tcp-udp-icmp ipv4 ipv4 Calculator ipv6 ipv6 Calculator isdn-bri 802 lan ss7 & sigtran pc stuff wireless stuff css stuff css stuff css liquid design css menus css notes css short-forms css overview ascii codes data rate stuff telephony stuff mechanical stuff Dec>Hex>Bin language stuff electronic stuff rfc stuff Security Chapter 12. LDAP Trouble & Errors OpenLDAP is sometimes criticised for poor error messages and diagnostics. Partly this is due to the generic standardisation of error messages which limits the implementation's ability to be informative and creative (in all fairness they also add a textual element to help pin-point the problem) and partly to the fact that many error messages are reported via clients which can do some serious mangling of any original diagnostics. The best information comes from OpenLDAP's rather voluminous logging (certainly when using loglevel -1). We document below some information on reading OpenLDAP's log and the standard LDAP error messages with some hints as to where the possible cause may lie. Standard LDAP Error Messages These error messages are defined in RFC 4511 Section 4.1.9, a draft RFC on the LDAP C API (dating from 2000) and inspection of OpenLDAP LDAPResult.h. Error Name Number Explanation/Causes LDAP_SUCCESS 0 (x'00) The request was successful. LDAP_OPERATIONS_ERROR 1 (x'01) An operations error occurred. LDAP_PROTOCOL_ERROR 2 (x'02) A protocol violation was detected. LDAP_TIMELIMIT_EXCEEDED 3 (x'03) An LDAP time limit was exceeded. LDAP_SIZELIMIT_EXCEEDED 4 (x'04) An LDAP size limit was exceeded. LDAP_COMPARE_FALSE 5 (x'05) A compare operation returned false. LDAP_COMPARE_TRUE 6 (x'06) A compare operation returned true. LDAP_STRONG_AUTH_NOT_SUPPORTED 7 (x'07) The LDAP server does not support strong authentication. LDAP_STRONG_AUTH_REQUIRED 8 (x'08) Strong authentication is required for the operation. LDAP_PARTIAL_RESULT