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Hi,

there is a NFR 3.0 with an LDAP-Authentication to eDir.
After a few hours or days login is not possible. Messages says: "... logon
rights not being granted to account."

After a restart of the engine (located at W2k12) longin is possible.
After a few hours or days same issue.


Any hints?

TiA

Bernd
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    On 1/31/2017 2:29 AM, bernd wrote:
    > Hi,
    >
    > there is a NFR 3.0 with an LDAP-Authentication to eDir.
    > After a few hours or days login is not possible. Messages says: "... logon
    > rights not being granted to account."
    >
    > After a restart of the engine (located at W2k12) longin is possible.
    > After a few hours or days same issue.
    >
    >
    > Any hints?
    >
    > TiA
    >
    > Bernd
    >

    Bernd,

    Do you by any chance have a Universal Password Policy applied to your
    File Reporter proxy account?

    Do you have multiple users in your NFR Admins group? If so, when one is
    unable to log in, can other members of that group still log in?

    -- NFMS Support Team
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    Am Tue, 31 Jan 2017 15:14:39 0000 schrieb NFMS Support Team:

    > On 1/31/2017 2:29 AM, bernd wrote:
    (...)
    >> there is a NFR 3.0 with an LDAP-Authentication to eDir.
    >> After a few hours or days login is not possible. Messages says: "...
    >> logon rights not being granted to account."
    >>
    >> After a restart of the engine (located at W2k12) longin is possible.
    >> After a few hours or days same issue.
    (...)

    > Do you by any chance have a Universal Password Policy applied to your
    > File Reporter proxy account?
    Yes, the NFRProxyUser has an UP.

    > Do you have multiple users in your NFR Admins group? If so, when one is
    > unable to log in, can other members of that group still log in?
    Yes, there are multiple users. But it is the same behavior on all
    accounts.

    Bernd
  • 0 in reply to 
    On 2/1/2017 9:23 AM, bernd wrote:
    > Am Tue, 31 Jan 2017 15:14:39 0000 schrieb NFMS Support Team:
    >
    >> On 1/31/2017 2:29 AM, bernd wrote:
    > (...)
    >>> there is a NFR 3.0 with an LDAP-Authentication to eDir.
    >>> After a few hours or days login is not possible. Messages says: "...
    >>> logon rights not being granted to account."
    >>>
    >>> After a restart of the engine (located at W2k12) longin is possible.
    >>> After a few hours or days same issue.
    > (...)
    >
    >> Do you by any chance have a Universal Password Policy applied to your
    >> File Reporter proxy account?
    > Yes, the NFRProxyUser has an UP.
    >
    >> Do you have multiple users in your NFR Admins group? If so, when one is
    >> unable to log in, can other members of that group still log in?
    > Yes, there are multiple users. But it is the same behavior on all
    > accounts.
    >
    > Bernd
    >

    Bernd,

    Once your NFR installation is in this state, what's the status of the
    NFR Proxy account in eDirectory? Is it locked? If so, for what reason?

    -- NFMS Support Team

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