vScope supports both Discovery of and integration with the Active Directory. If something goes wrong you will be prompted with an error message that can give you a hint of the cause to the issue.
The error messages might look something like this:
INVALID_CREDENTIALS: 80090308: LdapErr: DSID-0C09042F, comment: AcceptSecurityContext error, data 52e, v2580
INVALID_CREDENTIALS: 80090308: LdapErr: DSID-0C090400, comment: AcceptSecurityContext error, data 775, v1db1
The code is listed after
Data (in this case 52e and 775).Here is a list of common error codes that might show up:
| Error code | Error | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 525 | User not found | Returned when an invalid username is supplied. |
| 52e | Invalid credentials | Returned when a valid username is supplied but an invalid password/credential is supplied. If this error is received, it will prevent most other errors from being displayed. |
| 530 | Not permitted to logon at this time | Returned when a valid username and password/credential are supplied during times when login is restricted. |
| 531 | Not permitted to logon from this workstation | Returned when a valid username and password/credential are supplied, but the user is restriced from using the workstation where the login was attempted. |
| 532 | Password expired | Returned when a valid username is supplied, and the supplied password is valid but expired. |
| 533 | Account disabled | Returned when a valid username and password/credential are supplied but the account has been disabled. |
| 701 | Account expired | Returned when a valid username and password/credential are supplied but the account has expired. |
| 773 | User must reset password | Returned when a valid username and password/credential are supplied, but the user must change their password immediately (before logging in for the first time, or after the password was reset by an administrator). |
| 775 | Account locked out | Returned when a valid username is supplied, but the account is locked out. Note that this error will be returned regardless of whether or not the password is invalid. |
Further reading
You can read more about integrating vScope with Active Directory on this post.