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We recently converted from Broadcom CA-LDAP to IBM LDAP (LDAPSRV). Both accessing a RACF database. We have '.net' web service validations coming in for userid / pswd.
With IBM LDAP, we're now seeing dozens of ICH408I, IRR013I Logon error messages in the LDAP JESLOG and LPAR SYSLOG.
With CA LDAP, we didn't see any of these msgs, and there were no settings in the CA LDAP config setup that we could see that controlled the suppression of these ICH408I msgs.
We're looking for a way to have IBM LDAP suppress these ICH408I, IRR013I Logon error msgs.
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