I have a web server which has DA enabled to look up the internal users. When we use the “force users to change password” setting, they are prompted for the change and the change is accepted however in the Admin Requests log on the external server we have a failed process and the error below:
Error: 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.
I understand why this is happening however as the servers are in different domains, we aren’t replicating the admin4 database and don’t want to set the admin server to be the same on both names.nsf databases. They need to be different for each domain.
Can anyone assist?
Also, if anyone knows how to apply internet password quality then that would be helpful also.
I am assuming you already have Cross certificate enabled between those servers. I think you are missing the Cross Domain configuration in your admin4.nsf databases.
You just nened to create a document with the other domain and the things its allowed to “order” to the adminp.
Thanks for your help and yes I was missing the cross domain config. However I have them created and I notice that there is actually no “change http password” option therefore I have tried the “rename person” but I’m still getting a error. The 2 servers I am trying this with can connect and have the cross certificates etc so connectivity is fine.
The problem was that some of the users persondocuments in names.nsf had 2 fields that caused the problem with 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.
When deleted the fields $ReplicaID and $ConflictAction from the persondocs the adminp worked as it should.