| Troubleshooting Open Directory Binding Issues: Where to Start |
|
|
If you encounter problems binding to an Open Directory server, investigate the simplest possible reasons before moving to the more complex: Use Network Utility or ping to confirm that a stable network connection exists to the Mac OS X server that is the Open Directory server. Use Network Utility or host to ensure that DNS resolution is available. More complex problems could involve SSL, access control lists, or missing or corrupted configuration files, to name a few. Excerpted from Apple Training Series: Mac OS X Directory Services v10.6: A Guide to Configuring Directory Services on Mac OS X and Mac OS X Server v10.6 Snow Leopard by Arek Dreyer and Ben Greisler |
| < Prev | Next > |
|---|
|
“The Mac Guys not only has advanced technical knowledge, they have an integrity of character and personalities that make them one of the best computer specialists I have ever worked with. Their skills never cease to amaze me. Their diligence and patience with clients and systems sets them apart. They are always willing to go the extra step, and are helpful and very reliable. They are the best of the best, I would highly recommend The Mac Guys to anyone.” Alex Wallerstedt, Graphic Designer |
612.669.7244 MN
715.426.9670 WI
Latest Mac News
- iOS Vs. Android: Which Has the Crashiest Apps? Slashdot: Apple
- Apple Overturns Motorola's German iPad and iPhone Sales Bans Slashdot: Apple
- Apple Clarifies iBooks Author Licensing Slashdot: Apple
- Apple Loses German Court Bid To Ban Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1N, Nexus Phone Slashdot: Apple
- Pirate Apple TV Operation Nabbed In Australia Slashdot: Apple
- Apple Forcing IT Shops To 'Adapt Or Die' Slashdot: Apple
- German Appeals Court Confirms Galaxy Tab 10.1 Ban Slashdot: Apple
