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List:       debian-user
Subject:    LDAP - howto get linux to talk to exchange/AD
From:       "Bob Goldberg" <bobg.hahc () gmail ! com>
Date:       2007-11-30 21:47:38
Message-ID: 4e312cc10711301347x735c00eq562c016a25a4f6db () mail ! gmail ! com
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CR - TX for your reply, your script & data was very useful.

I've made some progress... I still don't know why I can't authenticate using
my admin account / password (and NOTHING I do seems to resolve this).
BUT - with my improved understanding of the structure of the ldapsearch
command (TX SK);
and a re-newed attempt to access the ldap server anonymously (CR ;_); it
appears that I can now connect to my exchange server.

now, my problem is I still can't run any queries, I only get:
# search result
search: 2
result: 2 Protocol error

After much googling on ldap protocol error 2, I'm again stuck.
I found hits that referenced a "-C" option to ldapsearch; which doesn't seem
to apply anymore, since I find no doc's on -C in the manpage.
I found another hit that might indicate that ldap V3 and exchange 5.5 might
produce a protocol error, but I've started using -P2 anyway, with no
different response.

although this error is returned from the exchange server, the problem has
GOT to be with ldapsearch / debian. I CAN do sucessful queries from windows
environment.

anyone got more ideas?

TIA! (again) - Bob

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CR - TX for your reply, your script &amp; data was very useful.<br><br>I&#39;ve made \
some progress... I still don&#39;t know why I can&#39;t authenticate using my admin \
account / password (and NOTHING I do seems to resolve this). <br>BUT - with my \
improved understanding of the structure of the ldapsearch command (TX SK);<br>and a \
re-newed attempt to access the ldap server anonymously (CR ;_); it appears that I can \
now connect to my exchange server. <br><br>now, my problem is I still can&#39;t run \
any queries, I only get:<br># search result<br>search: 2<br>result: 2 Protocol \
error<br><br>After much googling on ldap protocol error 2, I&#39;m again stuck.<br>I \
found hits that referenced a &quot;-C&quot; option to ldapsearch; which doesn&#39;t \
seem to apply anymore, since I find no doc&#39;s on -C in the manpage.  <br>I found \
another hit that might indicate that ldap V3 and exchange 5.5 might produce a \
protocol error, but I&#39;ve started using -P2 anyway, with no different \
response.<br><br>although this error is returned from the exchange server, the \
problem has GOT to be with ldapsearch / debian. I CAN do sucessful queries from \
windows environment. <br><br>anyone got more ideas?<br><br>TIA! (again) - \
Bob<br><br><br><br><br><br><br>


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