Restart directory server

Hi,
I just un-pluged my solaris host. When I start it again. I found that
LDAP directory server is not running anymore. How can I start it up
again?
Since if i run :
../iasdeploy removeapp abc
../iascontrol stop
it will have error like
Could not connect to LDAP server on wee.host.com port 389...retrying
Any other server i need to restart mannally besides LDAP server? kxs?
kas? kcs?
thanks

Did you restart the admin server (./start-admin) and the ldap server (./start-slapd) ?
Cheers,
Vasanth

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According to your post, my understanding is that Site does not load after some minutes of creation or after restart the server.
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Hello Linda Li,
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All server registrations will be definitively erased.
Existing server instances will not be modified.
Do you really want to delete the DSCC Registry ? [y/n]y
Server stopped
DSCC Registry has been deleted successfully
# ./dsccsetup initialize
Registering DSCC Application in Sun Java(TM) Web Console
This operation is going to stop Sun Java(TM) Web Console.
Do you want to continue ? [y,n] y
Stopping Sun Java(TM) Web Console...
Registration is on-going. Please wait...
DSCC is registered in Sun Java(TM) Web Console
Restarting Sun Java(TM) Web Console
Please wait : this may take several seconds...
Sun Java(TM) Web Console restarted successfully
Registering DSCC Agent in Cacao...
Checking Cacao status...
Deploying DSCC agent in Cacao...
DSCC agent has been successfully registered in Cacao.
Choose password for Directory Service Manager:
Confirm password for Directory Service Manager:
Creating DSCC registry...
DSCC Registry has been created successfully
Hope this helps.

Directory Server Console is slow

When I try to connect to Directory Server 5.1 with the console (same machine), it is ridiculously slow to respond. The machine's performance overall is fine, but console takes several minutes to respond to each mouse click.

Greg,
Sometimes reverse lookups pose a problem if not all of the clients are in DNS.
Check the attribute "nsadminaccesshosts" of the following dn: "cn=configuration, cn=admin-serv-<host>, cn=Netscape Administration Server, cn=Server Group, cn=<hostname>, ou=<administration-domain>, o=NetscapeRoot"
Per default it gets set to "*.<your_domain>".
Try to remove the value of this attribute. Does this improve the performance (adminserver must be restarted)?
If you have security concerns doing this, you can still restrict access to the administration server by specifying the IP-addresses (attribute: "nsadminaccessaddresses").
Regards,
Jakob.

Access Manager Failed to Connect to Directory Server

Dear All,
I have problem with Directory Server connection in Access Manager. This happened in Production site, all application that integrated with Oracle Access Manager (OAM) for Single Sign On are not accessible after the Directory Server connection problem occur in OAM. The problem has only started occurring suddenly, before it the all service including the OAM and Directory Server is running well. Below are the error messages that appear in WebGate log file (ohs1.log) and OAM log file (oblog.log) :
>> OHS/WebGate (ohs1.log) :
[2014-01-21T09:25:12.0053+07:00] https://community.oracle.com/OHS https://community.oracle.com/OHS-9999 https://community.oracle.com/apache2entry_web_gate.cpp host_id: <WEBGATE_HOSTNAME> [host_addr:10.10.254.178] [ecid: 004w76rlRYt0NuapxKL6iW0000sE001oGY] The host and port from the requested URL could not be found in the Policy database. Check if the corresponding directory service is up.
>> OAM (Oblog.log):
2014/01/15@03:12:23.833746 [30573 30606 | tel:30573%20%20%2030606] DB_RUNTIME ERROR 0x000008C1 ../ldap_connection_mngr.cpp:443 "Failed to connect to directory server" lpszHost<LDAP_HOSTNAME_VIA_LOADBALANCER> port<LDAP_PORT_VIA_LOAD_BALANCER>
The OAM using the Load Balancer between the LDAP Directory Server to OAM's component. When the error appears, there are no problem with the Load Balancer and all of Directory Sever services is up. There are two Directory Server servers in Multi Master Replication and 14 WebGate servers that integrated with OAM. Is there a limitation number of WebGate for integrated to the OAM?
I have tried to set some parameters in OAM configuration to solve this problem. I set the Maximum Connection of Directory Server parameter to 10 value (in OAM Console), the LDAPOperationTimeout paramater to 1 hour value and the LDAPMaxNoOfRetries parameter to 2 value (in the globalparams.xml). After set these parameters, the error is not appear in some days, but suddenly appear again in the same error message. May be set these parameters is not appropriate solution for the problem or the value that I set is not correct. Any experience with this?
I still don't know what the root cause of this problem. Restart all of OAM services (including the WebGate) is temporary solution when the error appear.
Any idea for this problem?
Thanks in advice.

Hi Jun-Y,
Thank you for your answer.
What do you means with the Directory Server's idle timeout is the "Idle Timeout" parameter in LDAP Client Control Settings?
I use Oracle Directory Server Enterprise 11.1.1.5.0. Now, the Directory Server's idle timeout parameter is "unlimited" value.
If the idle timeout of the load balancer set 1 hour, it means that I must change the directory server's idle timeout to be less than 1 hour. Isn't right?

Active Directory - Server 2008 R2 and 2012 R2 (Server Formatting or not productive

Hello guys, I come here to try to clarify a great doubts regarding Server Operating Systems, I will attempt to detail the most of my scenario.
Suppose I have a Server 2008 R2 in production, and this is my Active Directory server (meudominio.local) and am managing through Group Policy settings my workstations that are around 60-70 computers, guys my doubts the thing is, if I need some time to format
and perform a fresh installation of my server as it will be my Active Directory? Of course I will have lost my domain controller and I have to accomplish the placement of each workstation again that enters my domain one by one.
I know there is the option of AD replication, so we call the Active Directory, even for another version of the Operating System, prátia already realized this, but it most often comes not functioning properly, done without replication problems Server 2003 to
2008 R2.
Guys like to know a solution to not having to put my plants in my domain network again one by one, is there any way to backup so that when I reinstalled the system and the AD again in my server stations return to "see" again that server as your domain
controller, even me installing AD with the same domain name before this formatting stations do not respond to this driver in this case do the Network ID or add the station to the area again, so she creates a new user profile for example (Max.meudominio) while
your old profile "guy" still remains on the machine, I adopted the practice of editing the record of this newly created profile and pointing him well for the old user folder which contains all data and settings, eg edit my key "ProfileImagePath"
regedit logged in with the newly created profile (Max.meudominio) ->
(switch "ProfileImagePath" C:\Users\Max.meudominio) thus pointing to the folder before replacing in the field again this season after formatted server, thus ->
(Switch "ProfileImagePath" C:\Users\Max), detail that we give permission for all such user "C:\Users\Max" folder, after that restart the computer and he comes back with the user profile and all your settings.
I wonder if there is another method to perform this procedure, do not know even a backup AD to not have to replace all the seasons again "meudominio.local".
Thank you for your attention!
Translation with Google translator! Sorry.
Matias Duarte Coordenador de Suporte Dual Solucoes® | Soluções em tecnologia da informação

As the practice of replication I know her mostly said she has some flaws when I do the replication of my domain to another server but it works correctly, so having a server "master" and the other ServidorBKP as "slave", in redundancy,
the problem is when I say, and put the "ServidorBKP" being my primary domain controller and disabling my main controller, to disable or turn off my main controller the stations themselves are unable to login because it does not communicate with the
my ServidorBKP "slave" even I put it as the main driver of course.
Regarding the System State as far as I know this option existed in Server 2003.
I also got some information, confer on the links below.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb727048.aspx
http://technet.microsoft.com/pt-br/library/cc758435(v=ws.10).aspx
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc961934.aspx
I'm still researching other ways, getting communicate any news to everyone. (Google Translate)
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