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Certificate LDAPS for Active Directory IFS 10

  • November 10, 2020
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How to configure the LDAPS connection in IFS10?

When I connect to AD via port 389 (ldap) this is no problem, but when I connect via LDAPS 636 it shows the message:

Failed to connect to LDAP service: simple bind failed: ldap server: 636.

Seems to be a problem with SSL authentication. Help :) 

Best answer by Kasun Balasooriya

Hi,

"Simple bind failed" error can happen due to few reasons such as:


1. because SSL is not working.
2. because the password entered is wrong.
3. because the port is not open.

please try to verify the above. 

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Kasun Balasooriya
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Hi,

What is your current update version? If you are below update 5, please request the patches from the solution 266373

 

Thanks,

Kasun


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  • November 10, 2020

Hi,

What is your current update version? If you are below update 5, please request the patches from the solution 266373

 

Thanks,

Kasun

I have IFS 10 upd 7


Kasun Balasooriya
Superhero (Employee)
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  • Superhero (Employee)
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  • November 10, 2020

Hi,

"Simple bind failed" error can happen due to few reasons such as:


1. because SSL is not working.
2. because the password entered is wrong.
3. because the port is not open.

please try to verify the above. 


Forum|alt.badge.img+8
  • Author
  • November 10, 2020

Hi,

"Simple bind failed" error can happen due to few reasons such as:


1. because SSL is not working.
2. because the password entered is wrong.
3. because the port is not open.

please try to verify the above. 

  1. working ADFS authentication on Enterprise so SSL is working - 
  2.  LDAP working when using 389 port so password is ok
  3.  port is open - verify from powershell 

 


Kasun Balasooriya
Superhero (Employee)
Forum|alt.badge.img+20

Hi,

"Simple bind failed" error can happen due to few reasons such as:


1. because SSL is not working.
2. because the password entered is wrong.
3. because the port is not open.

please try to verify the above. 

  1. working ADFS authentication on Enterprise so SSL is working - 
  2.  LDAP working when using 389 port so password is ok
  3.  port is open - verify from powershell 

 

If all the above checks out I can’t think of anything other than to check the domain resolution. Try switching to the domain name if IP is used. If this does not work let’s wait for the community to come up with an answer.. :)