unable to install freeipa replica

[seddik alaouiismaili]

I tried to install freeipa server and replica, and replica install showed this error :

```
ipa requires ports 389 and 636 for the directory server. these are currently in use 389
```
actualy 389 port is used on replica/client server for ns-slapd.

This is needed to be done asap ..
Without access to ipa servers, I need to build local ipa check_ipa_replication nagios check .

Thank you

[Rob Crittenden]

seddik alaouiismaili via FreeIPA-users wrote:
> I tried to install freeipa server and replica, and replica install showed this error :
> ipa requires ports 389 and 636 for the directory server. these are currently in use 389
>
> actualy 389 port is used on replica/client server for ns-slapd.
>
> This is needed to be done asap ..
> Without access to ipa servers, I need to build local ipa check_ipa_replication nagios check .

Is that ns-slapd service for IPA or are you running a separate LDAP
server on the same machine.

IPA is very opinionated and wants to be the only thing running on a
machine. Additional services are not recommended.

rob

[seddik alaouiismaili]

Thank you for the reply.. 
It's for ipa running on replica(client) server

So you think i can kill the process, and re-install replica ??

[Rob Crittenden]

seddik alaouiismaili via FreeIPA-users wrote:
> Thank you for the reply.. 
> It's for ipa running on replica(client) server
>
> So you think i can kill the process, and re-install replica ??

I'm just curious about the history. Is this a leftover from a previous
failed installation? Normally ipa-server-install --uninstall will
remove/kill it.

If you're sure it's just a zombie process then yes, killing it should
allow installation.

rob