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Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 problem: LDAP Bind was unsuccessful on directory ...

Zone: Email Clients

Tags: ldap, bind, unsuccessful, exchange, directory

Hello all,

I have installed Exchange Server 2003 on a dedicated Windows 2000 server connected to the domain. I have run all the preperation for the forest etc and all was sucessful.

I get this error in my event log for 1-2mins per day:

LDAP Bind was unsuccessful on directory SERVIDORFS.fsegura.esp for distinguished name ''. Directory returned error:[0x52] Local Error. DC=fsegura,DC=esp

For more information, click http://www.microsoft.com/contentredirect.asp.

I have two sites both with domain controllers, the main site where the exchange server is has the global catalogue server.

I have run dcdiag and no errors. All replications between sites is good too. Netdiag reports no netowkring errors and the DNS is all good.

Any ideas why its trying to use LDAP. I did not install that nor do I want to use it. Its a 100% MS network.

Thanks,

Rob

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Zone: Software

Question Asked By: robbo007

Solution Provided By: pcbrat

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