Troubleshooting - LDAP Server

Troubleshooting - LDAP Server

To troubleshoot LDAP Server Monitor, follow the below steps:

1. Unable to connect to the server:
  1. Check if the given Host Name / IP Address is correct.

  2. Run the below command in Applications Manger installed server to ensure Host / IP Address is reachable.

    1. ping <Host Name/IP Address>

    2. Eg: ping apm-server

  3. Check if the given Port is correct.

  4. Retry with the "SSL is enabled" option set to both enabled and disabled states in the add/edit monitor page. 

  5. Run the below command in Applications Manager installed server to ensure service is running.

    1. telnet <HostName> <Port>

    2. Egtelnet apm-server 80

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