Table Of Contents - Novell ACCESS MANAGER 3.1 SP2 - README 2010 Manual

4.4 Identity Server Known Issues
"You Cannot Select the Install Path for a Windows Identity Server" on page 15
"After You Make a Change, the Cluster Fails to Return to a Green Status" on page 15
"When You Attempt to Add a Windows Identity Server to a Cluster, the Action Fails with a
Keystore Error" on page 15
"After Migrating an Identity Server from Windows 2003 to Windows 2008, Personal Cards
Cannot Be Used for Authentication" on page 16
"When You Reinstall the Identity Server on a Windows Machine, Commands Remain in a
Pending State" on page 16
"X.509 Authentication with Other Methods" on page 16
"HTML Frames Are Lost after a Redirect" on page 16
"The SAML NMAS Method in Access Manager Is Incompatible with 64-bit eDirectory" on
page 17
"Problems with Session Timeout" on page 17
"Auto Provision X509" on page 17
4.4.1 You Cannot Select the Install Path for a Windows Identity Server
When you install a Windows Identity Server, you are not prompted for an installation location.
Because of the dependencies the Identity Server has with other components that require an
installation location of
\Program Files\Novell
4.4.2 After You Make a Change, the Cluster Fails to Return to a Green Status
After you make a change to a cluster and update the cluster members, if only one member displays a
green status and the others remain in a pending state, you might have a corrupted datastore entry.
If you suspect that the cause is a corrupted datastore entry:
1 In the Administration Console, click Auditing > Troubleshooting > Configuration.
2 Scan to the Devices with Corrupt Data Store Entries section at the bottom of the page.
3 If you have any devices in this condition, click the Repair button to rewrite the invalid entries
in the datastore.
For more information on the issue, see
viewContent.do?externalId=7005800&sliceId=2).
4.4.3 When You Attempt to Add a Windows Identity Server to a Cluster, the Action
Fails with a Keystore Error
If the configuration datastore is corrupted, you cannot add members to a cluster.
If you suspect that the cause is a corrupted datastore entry:
1 In the Administration Console, click Auditing > Troubleshooting > Configuration.
2 Scan to the Devices with Corrupt Data Store Entries section at the bottom of the page.
3 If you have any devices in this condition, click the Repair button to rewrite the invalid entries
in the datastore.
, this functionality cannot be offered.
TID 7005800 (http://www.novell.com/support/
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