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"Bind of request to LDAP Server failed."
I can access and get info out of the directory using a web browser and the ldap protocol with problems.
Upon my first install of the infrastructure I found that OIOD installed on port 4032 for non SSL. I have since discovered why this happened and then actually performed a second install after a deinstall. Ever since OID has been installing on port 389 for non SLL I have had this problem. (2 installs produce exactly the same result).
Any help or guidance will be greatly appreciated.

I was experiencing the same problem. I have followed your instructions and got a different error message. I no longer get the binding error but now I get "LDAP server not up and running". How do I start the LDAP server?
Many thanks for your help.
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