What is the exact error message in the last (Message) column for these entries? You may need to scroll right to see it in the Log Viewer, or you can simply double-click an entry to see it.
Krisztian Fekete
(February 5, 2011)
Hi There
The message is:
Error validating the recipient "04ged.ellis@test" (source: Active Directory). Could not bind to path "LDAP://DC=servername,DC=local". Exception EOleException, message: "The authentication mechanism is unknown".
Kind regards
The message is:
Error validating the recipient "04ged.ellis@test" (source: Active Directory). Could not bind to path "LDAP://DC=servername,DC=local". Exception EOleException, message: "The authentication mechanism is unknown".
Kind regards
Robert Ferguson-Grande
(February 6, 2011)
Thank you. This error message usually indicates that ORF could not query the list of valid recipients from the Active Directory (which is used for the Recipient Validation test), because it does not have the proper authentication information defined. In other words, your AD server requires authentication, but the required credentials are not set in ORF. When such error occurs, ORF simply skips the Recipient Validation tests and proceeds with the rest.
To fix this, you should set the correct credentials:
1. Start the ORF Administration Tool
2. Expand Configuration / Tests / Recipient Validation
3. Click "Configure selected" under "Validation source: Microsoft Active Directory"
4. Click the Authentication tab and make sure both the user name and password are correct. Note that your AD server may require the user name in format DOMAIN\username or
5. Click OK
6. Save your settings to apply the configuration changes (by pressing Ctrl +S).
After the change, please monitor the ORF logs using the Log Viewer to make sure the problem is fixed and the errors are gone.
To fix this, you should set the correct credentials:
1. Start the ORF Administration Tool
2. Expand Configuration / Tests / Recipient Validation
3. Click "Configure selected" under "Validation source: Microsoft Active Directory"
4. Click the Authentication tab and make sure both the user name and password are correct. Note that your AD server may require the user name in format DOMAIN\username or
5. Click OK
6. Save your settings to apply the configuration changes (by pressing Ctrl +S).
After the change, please monitor the ORF logs using the Log Viewer to make sure the problem is fixed and the errors are gone.
Krisztian Fekete
(February 7, 2011)
Thank you.
Robert