Nmas Error 1639
Favorite Rating: NMAS error codesThis document (3987489) is provided subject to the disclaimer at the end of this document. Situation NMAS error codes Resolution Decimal ValueHexadecimal ValueNameDescription-0NMAS_SUCCESSThe requested function completed successfully.-16310xFFFFF9A1NMAS_E_FRAG_FAILUREIndicates that the NMASTM NCPTM handler failed.-16320xFFFFF9A0NMAS_E_BAD_REQUEST_SYNTAXIndicates that the NMAS NCP handler failed.-16330xFFFFF99FNMAS_E_BUFFER_OVERFLOWBuffer passed to MAF_GetAttribute is not large enough to store the requested data.-16340xFFFFF99ENMAS_E_SYSTEM_RESOURCESMessage returned when NMAS server fails to obtain information from NICI about encryption keys.-16350xFFFFF99DNMAS_E_INSUFFICIENT_MEMORYThe NMAS server failed to allocate memory for some system use.-16360xFFFFF99CNMAS_E_NOT_SUPPORTEDIndicates that the login request operation is not supported by the current configuration of NMAS. The error might be returned if the NMAS Client and the NMAS Server versions are not the same. It also might be returned if a login method that does not support the disconnected login is invoked when in the disconnected mode.-16370xFFFFF99BNMAS_E_BUFFER_UNDERFLOWThe packet size specified in the NMAS packet is larger than the actual size of the packet.-16380xFFFFF99ANMAS_E_NOT_FOUNDThis error might be returned if an object does not exist for the requested username and context.-16390xFFFFF999NMAS_E_INVALID_OPERATIONIndicates that an NMAS internal error has occurred, caused by the NMAS protocol getting out of order.-16400xFFFFF998NMAS_E_ASN1_DECODEFailed to decode NMAS internal structures in a signed module.-16410xFFFFF997NMAS_E_ASN1_ENCODEFailed to encode NMAS internal structures.-16420xFFFFF996NMAS_E_LOGIN_FAILEDIndicates that the secret (for example password) presented by the user is invalid.-16430xFFFFF995NMAS_E_INVALID_PARAMETERAn invalid parameter was passed to the NMAS function.-16440xFFFFF994NMAS_E_TIMED_OUT_RECOVERABLEThe Client or the server failed to respond
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00:06I'm running a NW6.5SP5 server that i've been trying to setup as a PDC machine. I've been having a few problems and found in my testing that I am https://forums.netiq.com/archive/index.php/t-21034.html getting a 1639 error during login. I'm connecting with a Win2K machine and http://put.hk/article/nntp.novell.com/netiq.support.edirectory.modular-authentication-services/96.html it is logging in but not obtaining all the group information and things. I've been looking on the web but can't seem to find anything specific to this error. Below is the log from a log in attempt. Every time I connect I recieve this sequence 3 times on my server. 16:55:03 8E7F7560 nmas error -1 NMAS: 20: Create NMAS Session 16:55:03 8E7F7560 -1 NMAS: 20: NCPCheckIfLocalUser: client supplied user DN gyalch.OU=BOISE.O=NWRG 16:55:03 8E7F7560 -1 NMAS: 20: NCPCheckIfLocalUser: checking actual user DN CN=gyalch.OU=BOISE.O=NWRG 16:55:03 8E7F7560 -1 NMAS: 20: NCPCheckIfLocalUser is a local user. 16:55:03 8E7F7560 -1 NMAS: 20: Create thread request 16:55:03 8E7F7560 -1 NMAS: 20: Using thread 0x8b9fd208 16:55:03 8E7F7560 -1 NMAS: 20: Server thread started 16:55:03 8E7F7560 -1 NMAS: 20: nmas error 1639 NMAS_CanDo StartClientSession 0 16:55:03 8E7F7560 -1 NMAS: 20: ClientPut: message size=8 queue Size 0 16:55:03 8E7F7560 -1 NMAS: 20: ClientPut: message size=7 queue Size 8 16:55:03 8E7F7560 -1 NMAS: 20: NMAS_CanDo sendMessage 0 16:55:03 8E7F7560 -1 NMAS: 20: ClientGet: message size=8 queue Size 0 16:55:03 8E2B52E0 -1 NMAS: 20: Pool thread 0x8b9fd208 awake with new work 16:55:03 8E2B52E0 -1 NMAS: 20: ServerGet: message size=8 queue size 15 16:55:03 8E2B52E0 -1 NMAS: 20: ServerGet: message size=7 queue size 7 16:55:03 8E2B52E0 -1 NMAS: 20: CanDo 16:55:03 8E2B52E0 -1 NMAS: 20: Sequence Selected == "Windows Native File Access" 16:55:03 8E2B52E0 -1 NMAS: 20: Login Method 0x00000022 16:55:03 8E2B52E0 -1 NMAS: 20: MAF_Begin LSM 0x00000022 16:55:03 8E2B52E0 -1 NMAS: 20: ServerPut: message size=8 queue size 0 16:55:03 8E2B52E0 -1 NMAS: 20: ServerPut: message size=5 queue size 8 16:55:03 8E2B52E0 -1 NMAS: 20: MAF_Read LSM 0x00000022 16:55:03 8E2B52E0 -1 NMAS: 20: ServerGet: message size=8 queue size 0 16:55:03 8E7F7560 -1 NMAS: 20: ClientGet: message size=5 queue Size 5 16:55:03 8E7F7560 -1 NMAS: 20: NMAS_CanDo sendMessage 0 16:55:03 8E7F7560 -1 NMAS: 20: NMAS_CanDo disassembleDoPacket 0 16:55:03 8E7F7560 -1 NMAS: 20: ClientPut: message size=8 queue Size 0 16:55:03 8E7F7560 -1 NMAS: 20: ClientGet:
8.8.6 Last year I've imported some users via C1's import/export interface (ICE, isn't it?) and set the password using the dn: cn=some-name,ou=some-ou,o=some-o changetype: add ... userpassword: cleartext syntax. After that users should be able to authenticate against a webapplication, which uses LDAP to query the eDir (with the freshly build user and password). That sometimes failed because of incorrect build initial passwords. So users called me, told me the could'nt login and I set their password in C1 again, to a new value. Now everything was fine. Last week I noticed the users in question could login with their *initially* set password (the LDIF one) *and* their current one, which by policy expires periodically and must be set to a new value (and that was done a few times since last year) What I found is that the users now have 1)a simple password, the initially assigned via LDIF one, and 2)a current NDS password. But I believe that could be expected, regarding the process described above, right? Some assumptions: The simple password, if available, is used for LDAP, if not the NDS password will be used. If both are available, both are valid. What confuses me is 1. Tracing this behaviour (login to the WebApp with the simple password) with *LDAP* and *NMAS* set to on shows errors I interpret as 'no login allowed', but the user logs in fine into the WebApp. The WebApp developer told me, from his point of view everything is allright, eDir (LDAP) tells him the password is valid. --SNIP-- 13:06:40 ABC86080 -1 NMAS: 16: ERROR: -669 NDS password hash does not match 13:06:40 ABC86080 -1 NMAS: 16: ERROR: -669 Local password login shortcut failed 13:06:40 ABC86080 -1 NMAS: 16: Proxy client address 192 168 222 118 13:06:40 ABC86080 -1 NMAS: 16: NMAS Client supplied user DN CN=tbein.OU=admins.OU=EDV.O=Zentrale 13:06:40 ABC86080 -1 NMAS: 16: Create thread request 13:06:40 ABC86080 -1 NMAS: 16: Using thread 0x8fa72280 13:06:40 ABC86080 -1 NMAS: 16: Server thread started 13:06:40 ABC86080 -1 NMAS: 16: Proxy client started local server session 13:06:40 7EF08580 -1 NMAS: 16: Pool thread 0x8fa72280 awake with new work 13:06:40 7EF08580 -1 NMAS: 16: CanDo 13:06:40 7EF08580 -1 NMAS: 16: IP client network address 13:06:40 7EF08580 -1 NMAS: 16: Selected default login sequence == "NDS" 13:06:40 7EF08580 -1 NMAS: 16: Login Method 0x000