LDAP NMAS Service

Hello all,
There are some NMAS LDAP Extensions I would like to use. I've been able to
find the OID of the extension but not the ASN.1 BER encoding for it. Are
all the ASN.1 BER encodings for all novells LDAP extensions published somewhere?
Regards Johan.

Not as far as I know.
But I too would be anxious to find out.
Also on the LDAP controls.
-jim
Johan Akerstrom wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> There are some NMAS LDAP Extensions I would like to use. I've been able
> to find the OID of the extension but not the ASN.1 BER encoding for it.
> Are all the ASN.1 BER encodings for all novells LDAP extensions
> published somewhere?
>
> Regards Johan.
>
>

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● FDM
● Oracle's Hyperion® Data Integration Management
● Oracle's Hyperion® Translation Manager
Just do the reverse of it shut down services.
Hope it answers you.
Atul K,
Edited by: Atul Kushwaha on May 5, 2009 10:44 PM

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Hello,
I have just upgraded from iPlanet Calendar Server 5.1 to SunOne Calendar Server 5.1.1. (great improvement). However, the HTTP service will not start automatically on boot anymore. But after the boot sequence, I can start in manually. There are no errors posted to the Event Log so I am not sure what exactly is happening here. Maybe an ICS.CONF setting? I am doing this on Windows NT Server 4.0, SP6a. Any help would be great - thanks.

This is due to the fact that the directory server was not ready when the calendar needed it. I assume the directory server is running on the same machine as the calendar server.
What you have todo is the following :
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\system\currentcontrolset\services\
tree and begins with slapd-<instance-name>
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Not very sure .. may JNDI be used for connection using LDAP. cause JNDI is have a support for LDAP urls.
http://download.oracle.com/javase/1.4.2/docs/guide/jndi/

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