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  • August 26, 2005 at 5:24 am #362942
    marcelborsten
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    I’ve succesfully bound a 10.4.2 Server to AD so clients can mount AFP-shares with their AD logins. This works well, only after a reboot the server is not able to read in the AD database. It seems to be still bound to it and authenticated. (In terminal I can still navigate to Active Directory with dscl, but the Users – directory gives an error).

    I’ve had the server bound to a Directory System and joined Kerberos (all worked) and as an Open Directory Master (magic triangle, worked aswell). But still the reboot seems to mess things up.

    If I unbind and then bind again it seems to be working again, but only untill the next reboot.

    August 26, 2005 at 11:20 am #362951
    marcelborsten
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    I’ve gotten a bit furder: the binding doesnt seem to break, it just takes a lot longer. After a restart it takes about 10 minutes before the server can read in the AD datatbase.

    As for your reply; yes, the AD is in the search path (at the top) in Directory Acces.

    I dont mind the server taking 10 minutes before being able to authenticate (let hope that server reboots will be a rare thing), but if i want the clients to start Authenticating with AD those 10 minutes will be very long for all the users

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