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LDAP authentication client issue
Post 302809245 by vs1 on Sunday 19th of May 2013 01:47:11 AM
05-19-2013
Thanks Michael, but if you see my ldap.cfg settings, I have already set it as ldap_auth.
I have it working on AIX 5.3, but does not work on 6.1
One more factor - the IDS server was already installed on my client unix server and has an instance running on it (which is used by another application). But for authentication, I point the unix server to a different instance on a different system.
Another small difference noticed - the IDS server filesets already installed in the server show level 6.2.0.16 (when used command lslpp -l), however the 32 bit client used by secldapclntd was missing. So I downloaded 6.2 IDS installer and installed the 32 bit client which shows level 6.2.0.0 (on command lslpp -l). Do you think this difference could matter ?
I do not want to change the existing IDS server filesets and also cannot find 32 bit client fix pack version 6.2.0.16
Please suggest !
I have it working on AIX 5.3, but does not work on 6.1
One more factor - the IDS server was already installed on my client unix server and has an instance running on it (which is used by another application). But for authentication, I point the unix server to a different instance on a different system.
Another small difference noticed - the IDS server filesets already installed in the server show level 6.2.0.16 (when used command lslpp -l), however the 32 bit client used by secldapclntd was missing. So I downloaded 6.2 IDS installer and installed the 32 bit client which shows level 6.2.0.0 (on command lslpp -l). Do you think this difference could matter ?
I do not want to change the existing IDS server filesets and also cannot find 32 bit client fix pack version 6.2.0.16
Please suggest !
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