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Aspirant

May 09, 2017

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Lose LDAP Connection - Active Directory Domain Services

HI!

I've just upgraded to FWV 6.7.1 to check if that issue persists - it does.

Since a few days we have an event on the server logs from the active directory domain service, that the Readynas loses the LDAP connection every half an hour or so. We've double checked the connection cables - all fine. The nas is joined to the domain as well. I've also left the domain and re joined it again but the issue persists. has anyone experience with this error?

Readynas 202 on FWV 6.7.1

On the serverlogs it says:

"Internal event: An LDAP client connection was closed because of an error.

Client IP:
192.168.1.XXX:46266

Additional Data
Error value:
1236 Die Netzwerkverbindung wurde durch das lokale System getrennt.

"The connection was closed by the system due to an error.."
Internal ID:
c060382

Regards,

Hinze

Windows Domain and Active Directory

hinze555
May 12, 2017
Hi Jenn!
The error started a few weeks ago. It did not work with the prvious version of the RN Firmware.
I asume it is some kind of windows issue - though it is harmless acording th this MS Article: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/246717/numerous-event-id-1216-events-in-directory-services-event-log

Maybe it disapears as it apeared... :)
Regards,
Hinze

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JennC
NETGEAR Employee Retired
May 11, 2017
Hello hinze555,

Was this working flawlessly prior to update to 6.7.1?

Please send system logs and include the link to this topic with a short summary of the problem.

Welcome to the community!

Regards,
- hinze555
  Aspirant
  May 12, 2017
  Hi Jenn!
  The error started a few weeks ago. It did not work with the prvious version of the RN Firmware.
  I asume it is some kind of windows issue - though it is harmless acording th this MS Article: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/246717/numerous-event-id-1216-events-in-directory-services-event-log
  
  Maybe it disapears as it apeared... :)
  Regards,
  Hinze
  - JennC
    NETGEAR Employee Retired
    May 12, 2017
    Hello hinze555,
    
    It occurs only if the diagnostic logging level is increased by modifying the level of LDAP logging to 2 or above in the registry.
    
    So, I checked the link, yes, it appears to be something with Windows and harmless. I guess for now, we may consider this topic close.
    
    Thank you for sending the link, by the way.
    
    Regards,