It sounds that there is an issue with connecting to the LDAP service (you
can authenticate w/ kinit but can't browse the directory). It could be
server's firewall but I suspect you are not having an issue with Linux
workstations. Mac OS's directory services setup is likely the issue,
if in *Directory
Utility > Directory Editor *with a freeIPA node selected there are no
objects. I'd verify that the server's public cert is installed on the
workstation and working (web browse from workstation to freeIPA server). If
the cert test works, delete the LDAPv3 service from the Directory Utility
and rebuild the service configuration.
On Tue, May 8, 2018 at 10:33 AM Jeffrey Parker via FreeIPA-users <
freeipa-users(a)lists.fedorahosted.org> wrote:
I did create local user accounts and converted to mobile, but there
never
seemed to be any link to FreeIPA on those accounts. When I went to browse
the accounts in Mac OS X it could not connect to the directory server. I
did get Active Directory working and was able to get Mac OS X working with
Active Directory.
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