check_ldap with ssl

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Hello,

I am using openldap on port 636 (ldaps) and want to monitor this with the Nagios Plugin check_ldap.

My Problem 
is:  The CA I use is not trusted by the System, the CA-Certificates are recognized as "self-signed"
The LDAP client is 
able to handle this with the TLS_REQCERT Parameter on allow in ldap.conf

I found a example at www.sklav.com/nagios-check_ldaps-plugin-working-with-ssl-or-tls , 
which describes that the ldap 
Client Configuration should also be sufficient for the nagios plugin.
 
A far as I'm concerned some services did not 
use the configuration of the ldap client. 
For example, for the replication over ldaps I had to configure the 
tls_reqcert and tls_cacert Parameter within the olcSyncRepl statements.
I suppose this is also my problem with 
check_ldap(s). check_ldap(s)


Horst Alfredo Mutterer
LPI certified Linux Specialist
 
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