Richard Hesse wrote:
I'm guessing the problem is along those lines. The installer MSI puts the
files in the correct locations for 32-bit binaries [syswow64 and program
files (x86)]. Everything appears kosher along those lines, but it's just not
working. My fear is that Windows will only let a 64
I'm guessing the problem is along those lines. The installer MSI puts the
files in the correct locations for 32-bit binaries [syswow64 and program
files (x86)]. Everything appears kosher along those lines, but it's just not
working. My fear is that Windows will only let a 64-bit DLL hook password
c
Richard Hesse wrote:
Has anyone had any luck getting Windows 2003 Server x64 edition to sync with
FDS? FDS will successfully pull down new objects from AD, but the passwords
are not synchronized. Also, it appears that passhook.dll isn't functioning.
The logfile indicates perpetual waiting for an
Patrick Morris wrote:
On Fri, 05 Jan 2007, Glenn wrote:
So if I have some object classes and attributes required for AD that
are not allowed in DS, and vice-versa, how can I make Windows Sync
work? I'm sure I'm missing something here. I'm including sample
ldif entries from each import b
Has anyone had any luck getting Windows 2003 Server x64 edition to sync with
FDS? FDS will successfully pull down new objects from AD, but the passwords
are not synchronized. Also, it appears that passhook.dll isn't functioning.
The logfile indicates perpetual waiting for an event. It doesn't catch
On Fri, 05 Jan 2007, Glenn wrote:
> > So if I have some object classes and attributes required for AD that
> > are not allowed in DS, and vice-versa, how can I make Windows Sync
> > work? I'm sure I'm missing something here. I'm including sample
> > ldif entries from each import below. Thank
Anybody? Thanks. -G.
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Sent: Tue, 2 Jan 2007 15:38:50 -0600
Subject: Re: [Fedora-directory-users] Windows Sync Errors
> O.K., so I'm guessing there
Ewen Cumming wrote:
dc=root
- ou=view
- - ou=group
- - - ou=subgroup
- - - - o=org1
- - - - o=org2
- - - o=org3
- ou=entries
- - o=org1
- - o=org2
- - o=org3
In the virtual view ou=group contains both ou=subgroup (with it's own
virtual entries org1&2) and a virtual entry (org3) of its own. At t
> If anyone wants my ready FDS-ified cacti templates, send me an email and
> I'll forward it on. (or is there a special accessories area on the wiki I
> can upload it to???).
>
>Just send me the files and I'll put them in the download area of the
>wiki. Would you be interested in creating a
HAWKER, Dan wrote:
...snip...
Well, am glad to report success :)
Wandered across both an OpenLDAP response[1] and a SunOneDS[2], Cacti
template for use in monitoring an FDS box. Works nicely. The generic one
shows how quick it responds, the SunOne template shows you more specific
stats (binds, s
> > >
> > >Have had a quick surf and there are couple of OpenLDAP and
> SunOne DS
> > >templates out there I can use as a starting point, but nothing
> > >specifically for FDS.
> > >
> > >
> > The SunOne template should work, since the SNMP MIB is identical.
> >
>
> Thanks for the info Dave.
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