PROBLEM:
You have an Active Directory (AD) account that continues to get locked out. You have verified that the system that is locking it out is the KBOX.
How do you find out what process on the KBOX is locking it out?
SOLUTION:
Check the below sections and try changing or re-inputting the user account credentials.
*=More common
- *Provisioning schedules
- *Replication Share
- *Proxy settings
- Scripting
- You can run scripts using "Run As". Check to see if you are using those.
- File synchronization
- User authentication (LDAP)
- LDAP labels
If you have multiple ORG's, be sure to check those as well.
This helped me to look at my LDAP labels to see which ones were enabled:
1. Create a new SQL report
2. Query:
select * from LDAP_FILTER;
There is a column for ENABLED. 1=enabled, 0=disabled.
select
*
from
LDAP_FILTER; - brucegoose03 6 years ago
The report returned mostly empty rows. Our service accounts showed as expected but my account (the one that gets locked) shows up once each with the 2 ports, 636 and 389.
It doesn't return the name of a label. Just the ID's. - murbot 5 years ago