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| '''Q: What does "connection refused" mean?''' | '''Q: What does "connection refused" mean?''' | ||
| - | ''A: If you are getting a message that says something to the extent of "java.net.ConnectException: Connection Refused", it is ALWAYS caused by the remote system refusing the connection. The most common cause for this is there is nothing listening on the port being contacted. It would also be possible for a firewall (either hardware or software running on the target system) to be the problem, but this is much less common. Usually a firewall will just drop the connection or send a reset. When the target system is rejecting the connection, it is ALWAYS done by some type of OS component. | + | ''A: If you are getting a message that says something to the extent of "java.net.ConnectException: Connection Refused", it is ALWAYS caused by the remote system refusing the connection. The most common cause for this is there is nothing listening on the port being contacted. It would also be possible for a firewall (either hardware or software running on the target system) to be the problem, but this is much less common. Usually a firewall will just drop the connection or send a reset. When the target system is rejecting the connection, it is ALWAYS done by some type of OS component.'' |
| + | ===== LDAP Error Messages ===== | ||
| + | '''Q: What does this LDAP error message mean?''' | ||
| + | ''A: LDAP error messages (usually encountered doing an Authentication Realm test) contain a lot of stacktrace, but really the most relevant part of the error is within the <u>vece</u> error code. A table is listed below of the most common ones:'' | ||
