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ADAM Bindingpart of a Domain) 2. I have installed ADAMSP1MUI_x86.exe 3. I created an instance named Test and kept all the other defaults for the screens prompted in the install process. 4. I selected the imports of all but AZMan as part of the install process. 5. The installs runs and displays that it is Starting the Service, it then hangs. 6. I go over to my Services and see that the Test Serrvice is now there and Running. 7. I Stop the service and the installation of the Instance prompts for a User ID and password. I defaulted to the User ID that I have logged on as in the instance creation prompts. 8. I enter a valid Workstation ID/Password in the prompt and I keep getting that the credentials are invalid and will not progress and import the ..ldf files into the instance. 9. I then cancel the install and restart the service and none of the tools (adam-adsiedit, ldifde, etc.) or the ability to write a .Net application (using a DirectoryEntry object) will bind to the Instance and they never return, they just hang, just like the instance creation import. Even if I do not import any .ldf files as part of instancance creation, I can never bind to the instance with the tools or an application, it just hangs. Any Ideas or what I am doing wrong would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! Hi
is there a step between 1 and 2 where you installed ADAMSP_SP1 or did you just install the MUI pack? Also the latest adamsetup.log in %windir%\Debug when the install is hanging may give a clue. Lee Flight Show quoteHide quote "eivkectisn" <eivkect***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:51C924E6-4FF9-4A94-AFEF-9BBC007D1AD0@microsoft.com... > 1. I am running Windows XP Professional SP3 on a standalone system (not > part of a Domain) > 2. I have installed ADAMSP1MUI_x86.exe > 3. I created an instance named Test and kept all the other defaults for > the screens prompted in the install process. > 4. I selected the imports of all but AZMan as part of the install > process. > 5. The installs runs and displays that it is Starting the Service, it > then > hangs. > 6. I go over to my Services and see that the Test Serrvice is now there > and Running. > 7. I Stop the service and the installation of the Instance prompts for a > User ID and password. I defaulted to the User ID that I have logged on as > in > the instance creation prompts. > 8. I enter a valid Workstation ID/Password in the prompt and I keep > getting that the credentials are invalid and will not progress and import > the > .ldf files into the instance. > 9. I then cancel the install and restart the service and none of the > tools > (adam-adsiedit, ldifde, etc.) or the ability to write a .Net application > (using a DirectoryEntry object) will bind to the Instance and they never > return, they just hang, just like the instance creation import. Even if I > do > not import any .ldf files as part of instancance creation, I can never > bind > to the instance with the tools or an application, it just hangs. > > > Any Ideas or what I am doing wrong would be greatly appreciated. > > Thanks! > I misspoke and did not install the MUI version, I installed the English
version of ADAM. Additionally I have removed the instance of ADAM and created a new instance with no imports as part of the install. I then went into the ldp tool and did a connect to my localhost port 389. I tried the bind with the local Workstation ID I have created and did a "Simple Bind" the format I used was: "MachineName\MachineUserid" "password" in the text boxes supllied in ldp. The error I get back from ldp is: 0 = ldap_set_option(ld, LDAP_OPT_ENCRYPT, 0) res = ldap_simple_bind_s(ld, 'MachineName\UserID', <unavailable>); // v.3 Error <49>: ldap_simple_bind_s() failed: Invalid Credentials Server error: <empty> I removed my real Machine Name and User ID from this posting. It seems to have something to do with the local user ID I'm using. Again I am running a standalone Windows XP workstation with a local ID. Thanks. Show quoteHide quote "Lee Flight" wrote: > Hi > > is there a step between 1 and 2 where you installed ADAMSP_SP1 or did > you just install the MUI pack? > > Also the latest adamsetup.log in %windir%\Debug when the install is hanging > may give a clue. > > Lee Flight > > "eivkectisn" <eivkect***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:51C924E6-4FF9-4A94-AFEF-9BBC007D1AD0@microsoft.com... > > 1. I am running Windows XP Professional SP3 on a standalone system (not > > part of a Domain) > > 2. I have installed ADAMSP1MUI_x86.exe > > 3. I created an instance named Test and kept all the other defaults for > > the screens prompted in the install process. > > 4. I selected the imports of all but AZMan as part of the install > > process. > > 5. The installs runs and displays that it is Starting the Service, it > > then > > hangs. > > 6. I go over to my Services and see that the Test Serrvice is now there > > and Running. > > 7. I Stop the service and the installation of the Instance prompts for a > > User ID and password. I defaulted to the User ID that I have logged on as > > in > > the instance creation prompts. > > 8. I enter a valid Workstation ID/Password in the prompt and I keep > > getting that the credentials are invalid and will not progress and import > > the > > .ldf files into the instance. > > 9. I then cancel the install and restart the service and none of the > > tools > > (adam-adsiedit, ldifde, etc.) or the ability to write a .Net application > > (using a DirectoryEntry object) will bind to the Instance and they never > > return, they just hang, just like the instance creation import. Even if I > > do > > not import any .ldf files as part of instancance creation, I can never > > bind > > to the instance with the tools or an application, it just hangs. > > > > > > Any Ideas or what I am doing wrong would be greatly appreciated. > > > > Thanks! > > > > > Simple bind only works on ADAM security principals or bind proxy objects
that point to Windows security principals. If you want to bind directly as a Windows user (local or domain), you must do a secure bind. In LDP, use the radio button for "bind with credentials" instead of simple bind. Joe K. -- Show quoteHide quoteJoe Kaplan-MS MVP Directory Services Programming Co-author of "The .NET Developer's Guide to Directory Services Programming" http://www.directoryprogramming.net "eivkectisn" <eivkect***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:D6EFB260-9582-4226-8F4E-AEFAB51C14AD@microsoft.com... >I misspoke and did not install the MUI version, I installed the English > version of ADAM. > > Additionally I have removed the instance of ADAM and created a new > instance > with no imports as part of the install. I then went into the ldp tool and > did a connect to my localhost port 389. I tried the bind with the local > Workstation ID I have created and did a "Simple Bind" the format I used > was: > > "MachineName\MachineUserid" > "password" > > in the text boxes supllied in ldp. > > The error I get back from ldp is: > 0 = ldap_set_option(ld, LDAP_OPT_ENCRYPT, 0) > res = ldap_simple_bind_s(ld, 'MachineName\UserID', <unavailable>); // v.3 > Error <49>: ldap_simple_bind_s() failed: Invalid Credentials > Server error: <empty> > > > I removed my real Machine Name and User ID from this posting. It seems to > have something to do with the local user ID I'm using. Again I am running > a > standalone Windows XP workstation with a local ID. > > Thanks. > > > > > > > "Lee Flight" wrote: > >> Hi >> >> is there a step between 1 and 2 where you installed ADAMSP_SP1 or did >> you just install the MUI pack? >> >> Also the latest adamsetup.log in %windir%\Debug when the install is >> hanging >> may give a clue. >> >> Lee Flight >> >> "eivkectisn" <eivkect***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:51C924E6-4FF9-4A94-AFEF-9BBC007D1AD0@microsoft.com... >> > 1. I am running Windows XP Professional SP3 on a standalone system >> > (not >> > part of a Domain) >> > 2. I have installed ADAMSP1MUI_x86.exe >> > 3. I created an instance named Test and kept all the other defaults >> > for >> > the screens prompted in the install process. >> > 4. I selected the imports of all but AZMan as part of the install >> > process. >> > 5. The installs runs and displays that it is Starting the Service, it >> > then >> > hangs. >> > 6. I go over to my Services and see that the Test Serrvice is now >> > there >> > and Running. >> > 7. I Stop the service and the installation of the Instance prompts >> > for a >> > User ID and password. I defaulted to the User ID that I have logged on >> > as >> > in >> > the instance creation prompts. >> > 8. I enter a valid Workstation ID/Password in the prompt and I keep >> > getting that the credentials are invalid and will not progress and >> > import >> > the >> > .ldf files into the instance. >> > 9. I then cancel the install and restart the service and none of the >> > tools >> > (adam-adsiedit, ldifde, etc.) or the ability to write a .Net >> > application >> > (using a DirectoryEntry object) will bind to the Instance and they >> > never >> > return, they just hang, just like the instance creation import. Even >> > if I >> > do >> > not import any .ldf files as part of instancance creation, I can never >> > bind >> > to the instance with the tools or an application, it just hangs. >> > >> > >> > Any Ideas or what I am doing wrong would be greatly appreciated. >> > >> > Thanks! >> > >> >> >> Thanks Joe,
That helped me bind with ldp, but now if I go to View/Tree and select the Configuration I get the following: Expanding base 'CN=Configuration,CN={5D5CC776-539E-4D52-AFB0-ECB25BB4F817}'... ldap_get_next_page_s failed: 52 Server error: Error<94>: ldap_parse_result failed: No result present in message Server error: Getting 0 entries: And if I click the + under configuration it displays "No Children". Thanks Show quoteHide quote "Joe Kaplan" wrote: > Simple bind only works on ADAM security principals or bind proxy objects > that point to Windows security principals. If you want to bind directly as > a Windows user (local or domain), you must do a secure bind. In LDP, use > the radio button for "bind with credentials" instead of simple bind. > > Joe K. > > -- > Joe Kaplan-MS MVP Directory Services Programming > Co-author of "The .NET Developer's Guide to Directory Services Programming" > http://www.directoryprogramming.net > "eivkectisn" <eivkect***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:D6EFB260-9582-4226-8F4E-AEFAB51C14AD@microsoft.com... > >I misspoke and did not install the MUI version, I installed the English > > version of ADAM. > > > > Additionally I have removed the instance of ADAM and created a new > > instance > > with no imports as part of the install. I then went into the ldp tool and > > did a connect to my localhost port 389. I tried the bind with the local > > Workstation ID I have created and did a "Simple Bind" the format I used > > was: > > > > "MachineName\MachineUserid" > > "password" > > > > in the text boxes supllied in ldp. > > > > The error I get back from ldp is: > > 0 = ldap_set_option(ld, LDAP_OPT_ENCRYPT, 0) > > res = ldap_simple_bind_s(ld, 'MachineName\UserID', <unavailable>); // v.3 > > Error <49>: ldap_simple_bind_s() failed: Invalid Credentials > > Server error: <empty> > > > > > > I removed my real Machine Name and User ID from this posting. It seems to > > have something to do with the local user ID I'm using. Again I am running > > a > > standalone Windows XP workstation with a local ID. > > > > Thanks. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > "Lee Flight" wrote: > > > >> Hi > >> > >> is there a step between 1 and 2 where you installed ADAMSP_SP1 or did > >> you just install the MUI pack? > >> > >> Also the latest adamsetup.log in %windir%\Debug when the install is > >> hanging > >> may give a clue. > >> > >> Lee Flight > >> > >> "eivkectisn" <eivkect***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > >> news:51C924E6-4FF9-4A94-AFEF-9BBC007D1AD0@microsoft.com... > >> > 1. I am running Windows XP Professional SP3 on a standalone system > >> > (not > >> > part of a Domain) > >> > 2. I have installed ADAMSP1MUI_x86.exe > >> > 3. I created an instance named Test and kept all the other defaults > >> > for > >> > the screens prompted in the install process. > >> > 4. I selected the imports of all but AZMan as part of the install > >> > process. > >> > 5. The installs runs and displays that it is Starting the Service, it > >> > then > >> > hangs. > >> > 6. I go over to my Services and see that the Test Serrvice is now > >> > there > >> > and Running. > >> > 7. I Stop the service and the installation of the Instance prompts > >> > for a > >> > User ID and password. I defaulted to the User ID that I have logged on > >> > as > >> > in > >> > the instance creation prompts. > >> > 8. I enter a valid Workstation ID/Password in the prompt and I keep > >> > getting that the credentials are invalid and will not progress and > >> > import > >> > the > >> > .ldf files into the instance. > >> > 9. I then cancel the install and restart the service and none of the > >> > tools > >> > (adam-adsiedit, ldifde, etc.) or the ability to write a .Net > >> > application > >> > (using a DirectoryEntry object) will bind to the Instance and they > >> > never > >> > return, they just hang, just like the instance creation import. Even > >> > if I > >> > do > >> > not import any .ldf files as part of instancance creation, I can never > >> > bind > >> > to the instance with the tools or an application, it just hangs. > >> > > >> > > >> > Any Ideas or what I am doing wrong would be greatly appreciated. > >> > > >> > Thanks! > >> > > >> > >> > >> > > The account likely does not have permssions to see the configration
container, you should be able to see the content with an ADAM administrator account. For other application naming contexts that you create in ADAM you will need to grant them permissions to see the content, any easy way to get started with this is to add the "Authenticated Users" principal to the membership of the ADAM Readers role for the application partition. Lee Flight Show quoteHide quote "eivkectisn" <eivkect***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:90A2401A-A972-4FE9-9716-773A21037F08@microsoft.com... > Thanks Joe, > > That helped me bind with ldp, but now if I go to View/Tree and select the > Configuration I get the following: > > Expanding base > 'CN=Configuration,CN={5D5CC776-539E-4D52-AFB0-ECB25BB4F817}'... > ldap_get_next_page_s failed: 52 > Server error: > Error<94>: ldap_parse_result failed: No result present in message > Server error: > Getting 0 entries: > > And if I click the + under configuration it displays "No Children". > > Thanks > > > > > "Joe Kaplan" wrote: > >> Simple bind only works on ADAM security principals or bind proxy objects >> that point to Windows security principals. If you want to bind directly >> as >> a Windows user (local or domain), you must do a secure bind. In LDP, use >> the radio button for "bind with credentials" instead of simple bind. >> >> Joe K. >> >> -- >> Joe Kaplan-MS MVP Directory Services Programming >> Co-author of "The .NET Developer's Guide to Directory Services >> Programming" >> http://www.directoryprogramming.net >> "eivkectisn" <eivkect***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:D6EFB260-9582-4226-8F4E-AEFAB51C14AD@microsoft.com... >> >I misspoke and did not install the MUI version, I installed the English >> > version of ADAM. >> > >> > Additionally I have removed the instance of ADAM and created a new >> > instance >> > with no imports as part of the install. I then went into the ldp tool >> > and >> > did a connect to my localhost port 389. I tried the bind with the >> > local >> > Workstation ID I have created and did a "Simple Bind" the format I used >> > was: >> > >> > "MachineName\MachineUserid" >> > "password" >> > >> > in the text boxes supllied in ldp. >> > >> > The error I get back from ldp is: >> > 0 = ldap_set_option(ld, LDAP_OPT_ENCRYPT, 0) >> > res = ldap_simple_bind_s(ld, 'MachineName\UserID', <unavailable>); // >> > v.3 >> > Error <49>: ldap_simple_bind_s() failed: Invalid Credentials >> > Server error: <empty> >> > >> > >> > I removed my real Machine Name and User ID from this posting. It seems >> > to >> > have something to do with the local user ID I'm using. Again I am >> > running >> > a >> > standalone Windows XP workstation with a local ID. >> > >> > Thanks. >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > "Lee Flight" wrote: >> > >> >> Hi >> >> >> >> is there a step between 1 and 2 where you installed ADAMSP_SP1 or did >> >> you just install the MUI pack? >> >> >> >> Also the latest adamsetup.log in %windir%\Debug when the install is >> >> hanging >> >> may give a clue. >> >> >> >> Lee Flight >> >> >> >> "eivkectisn" <eivkect***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> >> news:51C924E6-4FF9-4A94-AFEF-9BBC007D1AD0@microsoft.com... >> >> > 1. I am running Windows XP Professional SP3 on a standalone system >> >> > (not >> >> > part of a Domain) >> >> > 2. I have installed ADAMSP1MUI_x86.exe >> >> > 3. I created an instance named Test and kept all the other >> >> > defaults >> >> > for >> >> > the screens prompted in the install process. >> >> > 4. I selected the imports of all but AZMan as part of the install >> >> > process. >> >> > 5. The installs runs and displays that it is Starting the Service, >> >> > it >> >> > then >> >> > hangs. >> >> > 6. I go over to my Services and see that the Test Serrvice is now >> >> > there >> >> > and Running. >> >> > 7. I Stop the service and the installation of the Instance prompts >> >> > for a >> >> > User ID and password. I defaulted to the User ID that I have logged >> >> > on >> >> > as >> >> > in >> >> > the instance creation prompts. >> >> > 8. I enter a valid Workstation ID/Password in the prompt and I >> >> > keep >> >> > getting that the credentials are invalid and will not progress and >> >> > import >> >> > the >> >> > .ldf files into the instance. >> >> > 9. I then cancel the install and restart the service and none of >> >> > the >> >> > tools >> >> > (adam-adsiedit, ldifde, etc.) or the ability to write a .Net >> >> > application >> >> > (using a DirectoryEntry object) will bind to the Instance and they >> >> > never >> >> > return, they just hang, just like the instance creation import. >> >> > Even >> >> > if I >> >> > do >> >> > not import any .ldf files as part of instancance creation, I can >> >> > never >> >> > bind >> >> > to the instance with the tools or an application, it just hangs. >> >> > >> >> > >> >> > Any Ideas or what I am doing wrong would be greatly appreciated. >> >> > >> >> > Thanks! >> >> > >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> 
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