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/var/ldap
/etc/pam.conf
/etc/nsswitch.conf
/etc/passwd
/etc/shadow
/etc/group
/etc/defaultdomain

svcadm enable ldap/client

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ldaplist -h
ldaplist -l passwd <uid> 
 
ps -ef | grep slapd
	Use the value after the -D

    cd /<install_path>/bin/slapd/server 
    ./ns-slapd -D /<install_path>/slapd-<instance_name> -V 
 
    cd /<install_path>/bin/slapd/server/64/ 
    ./ns-slapd -D /<install_path>/slapd-<instance_name> -V 
 
    /<install_path>/slapd-<instance_name>/logs/ 
 
    /<install_path>/slapd-<instance_name>/config/dse.ldif

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/etc/.ldap_cache_door 
 
If they are anything less than that, change the permissions and attempt a
login. 
  If it still does not work, move to step2. 
If the permissions are equal to, or greater than, those permissions, move to 
step2: 
 
2) I would like to gather a truss and snoop output from the login process. 
 
to perform a truss on the login process: 
 
on the client which you are logging into, open a terminal window and start a 
truss on the inetd process: 
 
# truss -o /tmp/truss.out -vall -leafD -wall -rall -p <inetd pid> 
 
to perform a snoop on the login process: 
 
#./snoop -rq -o /tmp/snooplclient.out <clientname or ip> <dirsvrname or ip> 

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