Leopard Active Directory Bug

Uploader: yesurbius
Video Description: Binding to the Active Directory using the Active Directory plugin, fails on the first step (locating the domain), despite the fact the server is found when connecting using other methods.

Tags for this video: 10.5 2003 Active bug Directory Leopard MacOSX Server
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If anyone wants to ... ( 1 year ago by yesurbius)

If anyone wants to confirm if I've done a certain configuration, or if anyone has something to suggest - I'll monitor the comments.

Have you tried ... ( 1 year ago by colinstu)

Have you tried logging on to your domain with xp pro and configuring it correctly?

AD in 10.5 is ... ( 11 months ago by Trioxin)

AD in 10.5 is rather broken, however I think your issue is stemming from the use of .local since that is reserved for bonjour. However even after you get it bound good luck getting it to work. I have had numerous issues with binds failing with DS -14XXX errors and when it does bind no one can login. Of course this all works in 10.4.11. Here is hoping for 10.5.2! Hope this helps.

I tried to post a ... ( 11 months ago by Trioxin)

I tried to post a link, doesn't work. Do a google search for Leoaprd .local AD and look at the 3rd link on the Apple message group, should help.

I gave up and ... ( 10 months ago by yesurbius)

I gave up and removed the Windows Box - set up the network purely on OS X server. As it stands right now, I'll probably be switching to pure Windows for hosting my network. OS X Server is very very buggy.

Leopard's AD ... ( 1 month ago by skinfitz)

Leopard's AD integration totally sucks, but you will have extra problems if you use a .local domain unless you disable Bonjour.

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