Re: weird ldap connections

In theory, neither. users dont user 5250. They just open a java app
and that java app starts an odbc connection to the server. They do
however authenticate that odbc conn with the same user/pass they use
on windows. But i'm not sure if it uses some kind of ntlm passthru or
what. In any case, even if it used it, it should NOT hang the entire
system until the dc is reacheable again...

Best Regards,


On Mon, Sep 17, 2012 at 4:26 PM, Jack Kingsley <iseriesflorida@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Are you using 5250 with the bypass signon feature or some sort of kereberos
tickets.

On Mon, Sep 17, 2012 at 3:22 PM, Roberto José Etcheverry Romero <
yggdrasil.raiker@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I'm having a texbook case of "Let's fire the people who know the
system, they seem to be slacking anyways"..
v5r4 on a i520, only used for odbc connections to the DB2 database.
Used to be in one location. Moved to new location but with network
link to the old location.
IF the link goes down, down goes the i520 (you can log via 5250 but it
stops responding). Only weird thing is:
Lots and lots of outbound ldap connections (port 389) to the old
domain controller in the old location. System does NOT have EIM nor
LDAP configured (ldap tcpip server is stopped), people log in using
windows credentials but user/pass is not in sync, if pwd changes in DC
it has to be changed on the i.

What could be causing those connections? as a side note, ss1 op3 is
broken (reports as *error) since it has to do with directory servers
it might be related...

Ideas?

Best Regards,
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