522 Novell eDirectory 8.8 Administration Guidenovdocx (en) 11 July 2008Accessing the Encrypted AttributesIn eDirectory 8.8 and later, you can protect specific sensitive data when you store them on the diskand when you are trying to access them over the wire, by encrypting them. You can specify if youalways need a secure channel to access the encrypted attributes or not. For more information, referto Section 10.1.3, “Accessing the Encrypted Attributes,” on page 245.When you have specified that you need only secure channels to access the encrypted attributes, NDSValue Events are blocked.Traps that are related to value events will have value data as NULL andyou get an error, -6089, indicating that you need a secure channel to get the encrypted attributesvalue. Following are the traps which will have the value data as NULL: ndsAddValue ndsDeleteValue ndsDeleteAttribute17.5.2 Configuring TrapsThe method of configuring traps differs from platform to platform.2001 ndsServerStart The subagent successfully reconnects to the eDirectory server.This trap consists of two variables: ndsTrapTime: This variable contains the total number ofseconds since midnight (12 a.m.) of 1 January 1970 GMT(UT), when the subagent successfully reconnected to theeDirectory server. ndsServerName: eDirectory server to which the subagentreconnected successfully.Example:Bring down and bring up the eDirectory server when the subagentis up and running.2002 ndsServerStop The subagent loses its connection with the eDirectory server. Thistrap consists of two variables: ndsTrapTime: This variable contains the total number ofseconds since midnight (12 a.m.) of 1 January 1970 GMT(UT), when the subagent lost connection with the eDirectoryserver. ndsServerName: eDirectory server to which the subagentlost its connection.Example:Bring down the eDirectory server when the subagent is up andrunning.TrapNumber Trap Name Trap Is Generated When
