Can you use AT-TLS with CA LDAP secured port?
Article ID: 123092
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Top Secret
Top Secret - LDAP
Issue/Introduction
How to use AT-TLS with CA LDAP.
Trying to use AT-TLS with the CA LDAP secured port and getting the following error messages:
Content type 48 not supported
FIRD MESSAGE 00000008 11:00:11.045261 SSL_INFO
Job CALDAP Process 01000756 Thread 00000004 gsk_perform_v3_server_handshake
Performing SSL V3 server handshake with 10.180.155.189.63921.
Problem doesnt occur if they use the unsecured port defined in the slapd.conf.
Trying to use AT-TLS with the CA LDAP secured port and getting the following error messages:
Content type 48 not supported
FIRD MESSAGE 00000008 11:00:11.045261 SSL_INFO
Job CALDAP Process 01000756 Thread 00000004 gsk_perform_v3_server_handshake
Performing SSL V3 server handshake with 10.180.155.189.63921.
Problem doesnt occur if they use the unsecured port defined in the slapd.conf.
Environment
Release:
Component: TSSMVS
Component: TSSMVS
Resolution
You cannot use AT-TLS and CA LDAP at the same time.
Either you use CA LDAP to secure with SSL or you use AT-TLS to secure the connection.
If using AT-TLS and use must use the CA LDAP unsecured port to establish a secure connection.
If using CA LDAP and NOT AT-TLS to secure the connection to CA LDAP, use the secured port number which you predefined in the slapd.conf file to establish the secured connection.
Either you use CA LDAP to secure with SSL or you use AT-TLS to secure the connection.
If using AT-TLS and use must use the CA LDAP unsecured port to establish a secure connection.
If using CA LDAP and NOT AT-TLS to secure the connection to CA LDAP, use the secured port number which you predefined in the slapd.conf file to establish the secured connection.
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