Changing eDirectory Password From Linux Machine?

If so, go to iMonitor (https://serverIP:8030/nds/trace) and login, and then in Trace settings (box in the bar with tick marks, and lightning bolts) and clear all, and then enable LDAP tracing Refresh and go to Trace Live, then do the password change and look at the trace event from the LDAP server perspective. Likely something will be revealed there.

If so, go to iMonitor (https://serverIP:8030/nds/trace) and login, and then in Trace settings (box in the bar with tick marks, and lightning bolts) and clear all, and then enable LDAP tracing. Refresh and go to Trace Live, then do the password change and look at the trace event from the LDAP server perspective. Likely something will be revealed there.

I have tried it from windows machine by installaing novell client initially it got failed. Then I came to know that I have configured password policy for the user. After configuring the password policy it started working.

I have not tried it on the linux machine I have to try it out. If I face any problems will let stacky know please help me at that time. I have read your so many articles in cool solutions.

They are very very nice. – Sunny Aug 25 at 5:03 1 So it is an NDS password vs Universal Password change issue, likely. – geoffc Aug 25 at 10:20.

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