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May 27, 2022 at 2:13 pm #13440gulottcParticipant
I have a primary domain
domain.com
That I connect to LDAP using the string
DC=Domain, DC=com
and it works fine
But when I try to connect to a Child domain to add hosts using the LDAP string I get “A referral was returned from the server”Child Domain = child.prod.domain.com
LDAP string= CN=domaincontroller,DC=child,DC=prod,DC=domain,DC=com
The user is a domain admin on the child and primary domain
I have tried both the domain controller by name and by IP
I can do NSLOOKup to the domain controller and get the correct IP
Am I structuring the string incorrectly? or something else going on?
I confirmed with network that the ports are open for batchpach in the child domain.Any help would be great! Thank you!
May 27, 2022 at 3:53 pm #13441dougModeratorYes BatchPatch will work with child domains. The issue you are encountering is probably one of a couple/few things:
First let’s just consider syntax issues. Example proper syntax for this field is: domainControllerName
or
DC=myDomain,DC=com
or
domainControllerName/DC=myDomain,DC=comYour syntax does not match any of the above three examples because you have CN=domaincontroller,DC=child,DC=prod,DC=domain,DC=com
I would suggest you instead try each of these and see which one(s) work:
domaincontroller
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DC=child,DC=prod,DC=domain,DC=com
or
domaincontroller/DC=child,DC=prod,DC=domain,DC=comMy guess is that right there will probably solve your issue. However, if it does not solve it, then I think you prob need to connect to a different domain controller. Basically if you specify a domain controller that is not a global catalog server then I think that could cause a referral to be returned. For this reason, it’s usually better to NOT specify a domain controller but instead just specify the domain (like in the second example above). However, there may be cases where this won’t work and where you need to specify a particular domain controller, in which case you probably need to make sure it is a global catalog server too because otherwise I think it will always return a referral due to it not containing the directory information to handle your LDAP request.
-Doug
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