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Greetings,
I have been running into a problem try to access my LDAP server from
machines other than the actual host which has the server, or for that
matter on the host, but accessing thru TCP/TP (ie with pine's LDAP
Directory access). I figured out how to get it to answer over TCP/IP in
addition to IPC, but now I always run into the following logged error:
Jun 20 12:02:29 caladan slapd[3645]: fd=10 host access from unknown
(63.192.150.154) denied.
How can I permit access to the server from hosts within my subnet (for
starters)? I have added an "access" by the domain name, but it does not
seem to even get a reverse DNS resolution in the log file (if it's
supposed to work this way). Is there something that I am missing?
I can telnet localhost:ldap, and I do see that it's accepting that
connection just fine in the logs.
I've taken the following steps to make sure nothing is blocking.
1. /etc/hosts.allow: Opened this service to ALL hosts for now.
2. Made sure my port scanner is not blocking this port, and I don;t see a
bind error from slapd that it's unable to bind to the port.
Any info would be greatly appreciated.
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