OID and Server 2008 R2 AD

Hi,
We have recently decided to upgrade our Active Directory Domain to Server 2008 R2. We use Oracle OID 10g but are experiencing problems pointing OID at a 2008 R2 domain controller because only 250 results are returned. Below is a message we have recieved from Oracle support blaming Microsoft AD for the problem but we think there may be something else going on.
Can anyone help us out please?
Many thanks,
Tim
Hello.
Please have a look at Note 944298.1
Although DIP synchronization of OID 10g with MS Windows 2008 / AD 2008 may work, it is not officially compatible / certified due to known issues.
You can try to fix the synchronization but it's possible that may not work, or other components may not work (for example WNA).
Current error at bootstrap is
[LDAP: error code 12 - 00002040: SvcErr: DSID-031401E0, problem 5010 (UNAVAIL_EXTENSION)
This error is thrown by Microsoft AD when searching for more than 250 entries.
This is an AD issue, and if you would like to fix the uncertified setup, you will need to first raise a case with Microsoft Support for this error.
For opening a case, more details would need to be provided to Microsoft.
I have seen the exact same error recently with AD2008 and I know that the problem is with Microsoft's pagination control "1.2.840.113556.1.4.319 (pagedResultsControl)" when reading the second page.
In order to confirm this before opening a case with Microsoft, please use following note to capture network trace during bootstrap and check the controlType of the frame which returns UNAVAIL_EXTENSION.

Thought I'd follow up with you guys. Been working with Ritesh Mishra at Microsoft. He had us install the patch referenced in KB977180 on our 2008 R2 domain controller followed by a reboot, which did not work by itself. But after adding the following registry key to the 2008 R2 domain controller followed by another reboot, everything started working.
HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\NTDS\Parameters
Add String value “DSA Heuristics”
Set the value to 000000000001
I hope this helps.
Edited by: user13336785 on Aug 4, 2010 12:38 PM

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