Troubleshoot with the get-status Command
The /opt/pbis/bin/get-status command shows whether the domain or the AD Bridge AD provider is offline. The results of the command include information useful for general troubleshooting.
/opt/pbis/bin/get-status
[root@rhel5d bin]# /opt/pbis/bin/get-status LSA Server Status: Compiled daemon version: 6.1.272.54796 Packaged product version: 6.1.272.54796 Uptime: 15 days 21 hours 24 minutes 1 seconds [Authentication provider: lsa-activedirectory-provider] Status: Online Mode: Un-provisioned Domain: EXAMPLE.COM Forest: example.com Site: Default-First-Site-Name Online check interval: 300 seconds [Trusted Domains: 1] [Domain: EXAMPLE] DNS Domain: example.com Netbios name: EXAMPLE Forest name: example.com Trustee DNS name: Client site name: Default-First-Site-Name Domain SID: S-1-5-21-3190566242-1409930201-3490955248 Domain GUID: 71c19eb5-1835-f345-ba15-0595fb5b62e3 Trust Flags: [0x000d] [0x0001 - In forest] [0x0004 - Tree root] [0x0008 - Primary] Trust type: Up Level Trust Attributes: [0x0000] Trust Direction: Primary Domain Trust Mode: In my forest Trust (MFT) Domain flags: [0x0001] [0x0001 - Primary] [Domain Controller (DC) Information] DC Name: w2k3-r2.example.com DC Address: 192.168.92.20 DC Site: Default-First-Site-Name DC Flags: [0x000003fd] DC Is PDC: yes DC is time server: yes DC has writeable DS: yes DC is Global Catalog: yes DC is running KDC: yes [Authentication provider: lsa-local-provider] Status: Online Mode: Local system Domain: RHEL5D