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Failed to Create LDAP Context

Question asked by Steve Alexandre on Apr 5, 2019
Latest reply on Apr 29, 2019 by R1gnnkfpfKnwLAxyXGMTU2KXb8hivCpAy85j1jwnOeI=

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Hello,

When I'm trying to fulfillment active directory through AFX with a request, I have the error :

returning: -1 -> org.mule.api.transformer.TransformerMessagingException: Failed to Create LDAP Context, Check the connection Parameters192.168.80.5:636 (java.lang.Exception). Message payload is of type: String

Trying the connection with AFX is OK and trying capabilities create account is ok too. It fail only during a fulfilment through a request.

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Mostafa Helmy Apr 8, 2019 5:34 PM
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I don't think that's the actual error message. Do you have the error message from the UI or the full log file?
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- Steve Alexandre @ Mostafa Helmy on Apr 8, 2019 6:48 PM
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  Yeah it might be bad configuration of my AD server.
  I have follow up the process from RSA to create the root CA + certificat for the AD but I can't contact the server with SSL from outside of the server himself(ssl or certificate issue). I don't know why, firewall is stopped to be sure it's not a problem of him and ssl seems working on the AD server and it's my fault, I have create the thread before checking this point...
  I have to found the way to be able to connect through ssl with an ldap client before trying with afx.
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  - Mostafa Helmy @ Steve Alexandre on Apr 9, 2019 3:20 AM
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    From the AFX server run the following command:
    
    openssl s_client -connect 192.168.80.5:636
    
    If you do not see a CONNECTED line in the very beginning, then it is either a network or firewall issue.
    If you see a CONNECTED line but no certificate part is printed then seems your AD certificate was not setup correctly (or maybe just needs a restart?).
    If you see a CONNECTED and a certificate is printed, then it is not a network/firewall/ssl issue at all. Would need to see the full log to understand the problem
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R1gnnkfpfKnwLAxyXGMTU2KXb8hivCpAy85j1jwnOeI= Apr 30, 2019 12:02 AM
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Can u pls share full log file here?It will make things more clear and will help us more solving your problem.Thank you mykfcexperience.com
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