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06-18-2014 01:14 AM
Hi Dear community !
I'm facing this error message in my LDAPS log message :
any ideas ?
Validation failed for CN=Dorothee XXXX,OU=Users,OU=YYYYY,OU=FFF,OU=Corp,DC=ZZZZZ,DC=net - NamingException 194.0.0.0:636
thanks in advance
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07-08-2014 06:18 AM
According to Hi,
This happend when LDAP server respond is too slow, due to performance reasons (especially with SSL LDAPs)
usually this message comes with 'LDAP read timeout' in the logs

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06-18-2014 03:08 AM
Is there any special character in the userID of the user ?
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06-18-2014 03:18 AM
No..
I opened also a ticket in HI, will keep this thread up to date with the info the gives me .
thx for your support
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07-08-2014 06:18 AM
According to Hi,
This happend when LDAP server respond is too slow, due to performance reasons (especially with SSL LDAPs)
usually this message comes with 'LDAP read timeout' in the logs
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09-04-2018 01:38 PM
I know this is an older post, but I came across this issues myself today and found a connection between the LDAP log error "Validation failed for..." and the status of the AD account. In the case I reviewed today, the AD account that triggered this error was not locked or disabled or moved to a different OU. The trouble was the user was 16 hours past the 90 day password age window for their AD account. Until they reset their AD password, their AD account is useless for pretty much anything. I use the free tool from Microsoft: LockoutStatus.exe to quickly determine AD password age. It's been a lifesaver many times in revealing this to be the cause of a number of login issues for ServiceNow.