Problem in importing schema in ADAM using ldapmodify

[Ajay Bansal]

I am trying to import schema into ADAM using ldapmodify . However, I get
the message that the user has insufficient access.

When I created that user in ADAM,I went to CN=Roles. There I right clicked
on CN=Administrator and added my user dn in the member attribute by
selecting <ADD ADAM ACCOUNT>.Hence, I made this user the administrator.

However, I got the error code 50 or 0x32 which means Insufficient access
rights.

What could be wrong? Do I need to do something else also before importing
the schema using ldapmodify?

 

[Lee Flight]

If you are trying to modify the abstract schema

cn=Schema,cn=configuration,cn=<GUID>

you will need to use the account that you specified as the Administrator
account for the ADAM instance when you installed. For a native ADAM
principal to be able to do this requires a hotfix to be installed.

If you are still having problems or are just trying to add schema instances
(data)
to the instance please post your LDF file.

Thanks
Lee Flight

 

[Lee Flight]

If you are trying to modify the abstract schema

cn=Schema,cn=configuration,cn=<GUID>

you will need to use the account that you specified as the Administrator
account for the ADAM instance when you installed. For a native ADAM
principal to be able to do this requires a hotfix to be installed.

If you are still having problems or are just trying to add schema instances
(data)
to the instance please post your LDF file.

Thanks
Lee Flight

 

[Ajay Bansal]

Hi Lee,

What hotfix you are talking about? Form where can we get that hotfix?

Regards
Ajay

 

[Lee Flight]

See:

http://groups.google.com/groups?q=8...=eV09#[email protected]&rnum=5

Lee Flight

 

[Guest]

I need to import schema into ADAM.In order to do this, I understand that I
should give admin rights to a user in the config
partition(cn=configuration,cn={guid})since this user has admin rights over
ADAM schema.

To do this,I did the following:

1) I created a container cn=People in which I created a user having cn=user5

2) I added the user to the attribute “member†of
cn=administrator,cn=roles,cn=configuration,cn=roles.Thus,I gave it admin
rights.


I was able to do this as I had applied hot fix Q840991 to ADAM & added the
value ADAMAllowADAMSecurityPrincipalsInConfigPartition=1 to the attribute
ms-DS-Other-Settings in cn=directory service,cn=windows
nt,cn=services,cn=configuration,cn={guid}


However, this user is not getting authenticated.

The following was the info I provided :

User dn : cn=user5,cn=People,cn=configuration,cn={guid}
Search root: cn=configuration,cn={guid}

-Ajay

 

[Lee Flight]

To check authentication run ldp.exe and then connect to the server/port for
your
ADAM instance and then bind specifying the User DN in the User field and the
password you have set with the Domain button unchecked.

Do you see a successful authentication message in the results pane?

Lee Flight