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Ldap client to install

antonio_miro
Explorer
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Hi,

I'm working on AIX 7.1, we installed ldap client package:  idsldap.clt64bit63

Now, lslpp -L | grep -i ldap  shows

  1. idsldap.clt64bit63.rte 6.3.0.3    C     F Directory Server - 64 bit
    idsldap.cltbase63.adt 6.3.0.3    C     F Directory Server - Base Client
    idsldap.cltbase63.rte 6.3.0.3    C     F Directory Server - Base Client

and ldap_rfc shows

[Fri Jul  5 19:13:48 2013]
SAP LDAP Connector, (c) 1999-2005 SAP AG, Walldorf, Germany
(for help, call with command line parameter "-help")
============================================================
Version : 2.8.8
LDAP library : International Business Machines Corp. LDAP C SDK 510
Character length in bytes  : 2
Executable type            : Optimized (singlethreaded)
Build-Release (date)       : 720 (Jul  7 2012)
Update Level : 0
Patch Number : 300
OS (release, platform)     : AIX (1, rs6000_64)
Startup time : Fri Jul  5 19:13:48 2013
Command line : ldap_rfc
…….

I've configured ldap_connector and run rfcexec. Test connection works fine

But, when I go to LDAP trans. and try logon I get

RFC error: Function LDAPRFC_BIND not found
Message no. LDAP032

And, in rfcexec command:

>  rfcexec -a LDAP_XXXX -g hostname -x sapgw00
Unknown function module: Function LDAPRFC_BIND not found

I haven't found anything about it and I guess I have to install another ldap client component. Is it true? which one?

In my AIX installation DVD I have

  1. idsldap.clt64bit63   (the one installed)
    idsldap.cltbase63
    idsldap.cltjava63
    idsldap.ent63
    idsldap.msg63.en_US
    idsldap.webadmin63
    idsldap.webadmin_max_crypto63

Thanks in advance

3 REPLIES 3

ChrisPS
Contributor
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Hello Antonio,

                     I will transfer the issue to the security forum as this is a better space for the topic.

Thanks

Chris

IdM Space Moderator

former_member2987
Active Contributor
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Antonio,

You would appear to be getting LDAP Error 32, which is a No Such Object Error. Check your bind credentials and make sure that the DNs are correct for the login and for the starting point that you are using.

I've often found that missing or misplaced commas can be a root cause of these issues.  Typos in the DN components could also be an issue.

Let me know if you have questions

Matt

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Thank you Matt,

the issue was solved as explained in http://scn.sap.com/thread/3387767

I didn't reply in this forum because the question was transferred to another one

Kind regards