I have set up clients with Single Sign on with Active directory and made an security policy document for the users. When an user changes password on a client computer I got an error message in the Admin requests database and the Adminp process cannot change the users HTTP Domino password.
“Admin Process: Received the following error performing a Change HTTP Password in Domino Directory request on (Path: names.nsf): A person document for either the request’s signer or the ‘Name(s) acted upon’ was not found in any local trusted directories for which this server is the Administration Server.”
Hints:
1.When I try to open the link to the request in the “Change HTTP Password in Domino Directory” request in the Admin request database i get an message saying “You cannot access portions of this document because it is encrypted and was not intended for you, or you do not have the decryption key” is that normal?
I have checked that the certificates for the users and server is matching with the person notesids and serverid.
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When I open the hidden views in Admin Request database and check the ($RequestsByType) no ProxyServer is defined for the ProxyAction 127 (number of the Change HTTP Password in Domino Directory request), but for the other requests in admin4.nsf I can see the servername for the request.
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I have checked the Administration server for Admin request database, Domino Directory, and certlog.nsf
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I have recreated the Admin4.nsf database by deleting the old one and restarting server and got an new admin.nsf database.
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I deleted the secondary addressbook that was set up earlier.
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I have an Directory assistance configured, disabled that as well to test if that could cause the problem.
All other requests in Admin4.nsf seems to work as it should
Any ideas what to try next?