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Thread: shutting off reverse dns lookup for ldaps

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    Default shutting off reverse dns lookup for ldaps

    i am having a problem when making a LDAPS connection (secure): it is going way too slow. our network folks seem to think maybe a reverse DNS lookup is the culprit. can anyone please help me figure out how to disable those types of lookups when binding to an LDAP server?

    Thanks in advance!

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    Lightbulb

    Are you sure that reverse DNS is the culprit?

    If you are making lots of connections make sure that connection pooling is enabled for LDAPS. By default it isn't and that can have a huge performance impact.

    Use the connection pooling provided by Spring LDAP, don't rely on the one from JNDI. As a quick test, if you are relying on the default connection pooling from JNDI, just set the system property that enables pooling for SSL connection as well. Make sure you set the system property and not the environment property.

    Look for com.sun.jndi.ldap.connect.pool.protocol:
    http://java.sun.com/products/jndi/tu...ct/config.html

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    Default Who needs that much velcro?

    Who needs that much velcro?


    Why would anyone need that much velcro? These guys sell it by the roll http://www.liangdianup.com/miscellaneous_1.htm and is
    hook and look and velcro the same thing?

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