Solaris 10: an LDAP user can login, but can't use SSH: You don't exist, go away!

As said in the title, I've encountered
Solaris 10: an LDAP user can login, but can't use SSH: You don't exist, go away!

Symptom:  [14-12-03 - 14:09:54 on servername]  ~$ id -auid=1201 gid=1200 groups=1200,1300 [14-12-03 - 14:08:13 on servername]  ~$ ssh -vv You don't exist, go away! Cause: users (not in root or sys group) can't access information from LDAP Server

Solution:

as root:

 

[14-12-03 - 14:40:42 on servername] root /etc $ chmod o+r /var/ldap/* [14-12-03 - 14:42:05 on servername] root /etc $ ll /var/ldap/* -rw-r--r--   1 Template root         10K Dec  3 13:45 /var/ldap/cachemgr.log -rw----r--   1 Template root         64K Aug  5  2013 /var/ldap/cert8.db -rw----r--   1 Template root         32K Aug  5  2013 /var/ldap/key3.db -r-----r--   1 Template root         222 Dec  3 13:38 /var/ldap/ldap_client_cred -r-----r--   1 Template root         478 Dec  3 13:38 /var/ldap/ldap_client_file -rw----r--   1 Template root         32K Aug  5  2013 /var/ldap/secmod.db

then "id" commands show correct results coming from LDAP server:

[14-12-03 - 14:14:15 on servername] alex ~ $ id -a uid=1201(alex) gid=1200(admin) groups=1200(admin),1300(support)

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