We currently have several Redhat 3AS servers authenticating via LDAP.
We are noticing some long delays on some services and after looking at
the traffic I notice that the machine keeps trying to do LDAP lookups
for the root user in the LDAP tree. My nsswitch.conf file has "files
ldap" set for passwd, shadow, and group. Why does it keep on insisting
on trying to lookup root in LDAP?
[SLE] LDAP Newbie Question ... Does my LDAP root user need to be different from my system root user? ... assume so, but if I use LDAP for authentication, does that mean I need to ... It just doesn't make sense to use my root password as my LDAP root password, ... (SuSE)
Re: modify rule in ldap routing (second try) ..."`strip' tries the lookup with the +detail and if no matches are found, ... Doubling the number of LDAP lookups for almost all recipients would ... it would have to "permanently" modify... (comp.mail.sendmail)
Re: Servers dependent on Active Directory ... I'm happy with the infrastructure too. ... appliance has the IP address of a DC hard coded to do LDAP lookups.... and you just don't understand what those reason were just yet. ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.active_directory)
Re: Servers dependent on Active Directory ... appliance has the IP address of a DC hard coded to do LDAP lookups....SPAM filtering appliances. ... and you just don't understand what those reason were just yet. ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.active_directory)
Re: LDAP and Public Folders ... I'm not sure how HP Digital Sender works in terms of LDAP lookups,...Public Folder entries will be located in the Microsoft Exchange System... (microsoft.public.exchange.admin)
