Solaris 10 with DSEE 6.2 as ldap server and RHEL 5.1 as Openldap client
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Solaris 10 with DSEE 6.2 as ldap server and RHEL 5.1 as Openldap client
Hello,
At work I have a box with Solaris 10 running Directory Server Enterprise Edition (DSEE) 6.2 and another box with RHEL 5.1 running Openldap. I am trying to get the linux box to connect to the serve. I believe I have the it configured correctly but I assume that I don't have the correct ldap client certificates. I did a "tail -f /var/log/messages" the error that I am seeing is "Invalid Credentials". How do I get the correct ldap client certificats from the DSEE 6.2 ldap server to the RHEL Openldap client? Or how do I convert cert8.db, key3.db and secmod.db to .pem format and then get the Openldap client to connect to the DSEE ldap server?
Invalid credentials means that the username (or better the dn) adn/or the password you use to bind to DS are wrong.
If you want to mess with the certificates you should use the NSS security tools and especially pk12util and certutil
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