Register database with OID
735135Apr 1 2010 — edited Apr 13 2010Currently I am implementing Enterprise User Security (EUS) in our office.
The first database I configured went flawless (RedHat EL 4 32-bit).
Shared schema was created with a role beneath it to specify grants etc.
Unfortunatly after this database my luck changed.
The next database (on the same node as the first database) however gave me the following error:
Unable to create database entry in the directory service. - No Listeners configured.
Setup of the server is RedHat 4 EL 32-bit, Oracle 11gR1 ASM with 10gR2 databases.
The listener is configured and runs from the 11g home.
To overcome this error I configured a second listener under the 10g home. Unfortunatly this didn't help and the errors remains.
Since I thought the error was raised becaus of the mixed 11g and 10g environment I tried a second server.
On this host (RedHat 4 EL 32-bit) we have a 10gR2 database with a default listener. This database also returned the same error.
Thinking that somehow the listener could not be found I tried the silent option:
dbca -silent -configureDatabase -sourceDB db10gr3 -sysDBAUserName sys -sysDBAPassword sys123
-registerWithDirService true -dirServiceUserName "cn=orcladmin"
-dirServicePassword welcome123
-walletPassword ldap123
-listeners listener
This still didn't resolv my issues.
A third database (on HP-UX Itanium) had no isues at all during database registration.
The problems here starts when I try to connect to the database using my OID account:
ORA-28030: Server encountered problems accessing LDAP directory service
edit+_
above issue is partly solved. It seems that since this is a RAC database the wallet location cannot be found.
After editing sqlnet.ora and pointing towards the wallet location this database is accessible using EUS.
Unfortunatly we have multiple databases on this cluster and the wallet location can only be set for one location.
All in all I managed to only setup one database to use Enterprise User Security.
I suspect that the ORA-28030 is because of firewall settings. The listener problem however is a total mistery.
Searching Oracle Support an Google didn't give me any clues.
Please help me solve this problem.
Edited by: Olaf Pasveer on 1-apr-2010 8:32