Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Kerberos
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| Connection to the | Connection to the | Verify that the |
| LDAP server was | LDAP server was | Directory server is |
| lost. | lost. | accessible, else restart |
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| LDAP server | The directory server | You may need to |
| timeout | timed out a request. | increase the time out |
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| LDAP server error | The Directory server | Look into the |
| when processing | encountered an error | corresponding error on |
| the request | while processing the | the Directory server |
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| this. You may need to |
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| change the parameters |
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| Improper format of | The format of the | Verify the contents of |
| /opt/krb5/krb5_l | configuration file | the entries present in |
| dap.conf | /opt/krb5/krb5_ld | the configuration file |
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