Tree Name Lookup Failed: -632 Error While Configuring Edirectory 8.8 On Linux; Multiple Instances; If The First Instance Is Down, Http Does Not Work; Edirectory Does Not Listen On All The Configured Interfaces - Novell EDIRECTORY 8.8 SP2 Troubleshooting Manual

2.2.1 Tree Name Lookup Failed: -632 Error While Configuring
eDirectory 8.8 on Linux
While configuring eDirectory 8.8 on Linux, you might get the Tree name lookup failed: -632 error.
To resolve this, do the following:
1 After installing the SLP package, ensure that you manually start SLP as follows:
2 After uninstalling the SLP package, ensure that you manually stop SLP as follows:

2.3 Multiple Instances

While handling Multiple Instances of eDirectory, you may encounter the following problems:

2.3.1 If the First Instance is Down, HTTP Does Not Work

On Linux and UNIX platforms, if eDirectory is configured on a box with multiple NIC cards and if
HTTP is bound to more than one interface; if the first interface goes down, HTTP would not be
accessible from the remaining interfaces.
This is because the remaining interfaces will redirect the request to the first one, but the first
interface is down.
To resolve this issue, if the first interface goes down, restart eDirectory.
2.3.2 eDirectory Does Not Listen on All the Configured
Interfaces
Ensure that all the interfaces on which eDirectory is configured are up and connected.
2.3.3 ndsd Falls Back to Default Port if the Interface Specified
is Incorrect
When using ndsconfig new or ndsmanage to create a second instance of the directory, if the interface
specified is incorrect, nds tries to use the default interface. If you specify non default port (for
example 1524), the interface specified is incorrect, it uses the default interface and the default port
of 524.
For n4u.server.interfaces, if the interface specified is incorrect, then ndsd will try to listen on the first
interface and the port number would be the one specified in n4u.server.tcp-port.
16 Novell eDirectory 8.8 Troubleshooting Guide
/etc/init.d/slpuasa start
/etc/init.d/slpuasa stop
Section 2.3.1, "If the First Instance is Down, HTTP Does Not Work," on page 16
Section 2.3.2, "eDirectory Does Not Listen on All the Configured Interfaces," on page 16