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ADAM & Proxy Bind
Posted by Udo Fink on January 14th, 2004


I'm wondering what the exact requirements are for the ADAM proxy bind to work.
I have added a proxy user object to my directory, but when I try binding using that user I get an 'Invalid Credentials' error. I suspect that happens because the computer (win2k3) running ADAM is not in the same domain as the AD account. However there should be a trust relationship between the domain of the ADAM computer and the domain containing the user. I also tried setting up the user as a local user on the ADAM computer. This doesn't work either. Should it work?

Will proxy authentication work without SSL and without LDAP Sign&Crypt (I have set RequireSecureProxyBind to 0)?

Will I have to reinstall ADAM if I add the ADAM server to the domain containing the AD user I want to use for proxy authentication in order to make it work?

Is there a way to get some kind of debug/logging output from ADAM to see whats actually going wrong?

Thanks,

Udo

Posted by Dmitri Gavrilov [MSFT] on January 14th, 2004


To get extra logging, you can
a) retrieve LDAP_OPT_SERVER_ERROR following the bind (easiest from LDP)
or
b) enable logon auditing

Post the extended error code.
Proxy bind should work with a user from a trusted domain. If it let you
create the user, then it was able to validate the SID, which is a good sign.
It should also work with a local user.

Most probably, it wants the secure channel still. When you set
RequireSecureProxyBind to zero, did you remove "RequireSecureProxyBind=1"
value?

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Dmitri Gavrilov
SDE, Active Directory Core

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"Udo Fink" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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because the computer (win2k3) running ADAM is not in the same domain as the
AD account. However there should be a trust relationship between the domain
of the ADAM computer and the domain containing the user. I also tried
setting up the user as a local user on the ADAM computer. This doesn't work
either. Should it work?
make it work?



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