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Wow, I didn't think anyone other than legacy maintainers used the Netscape LDAP packages, I'm not even sure if they're still maintained . . . I think there was a bug in the last version I used. If it's possible, you really should switch over to JNDI, as it's part of the Java SDK, so it's more widely used and will probably be supported as long as Java is used.
As for another LDAP server, you might be able to find trial versions, but for an absolutely free version OpenLDAP is pretty much it.
Now, I don't think you're actually connecting as a user, although I'm a bit rusty so I could be wrong. Is "dc=monarch,dc=com" the actual DN of a user in the directory? Further, does this user have the permissions to perform the operations you have requested? The error message pretty clearly indicated that you've failed to authenticate, so you need to concentrate on that.
Man, it's been a while since I worked with LDAP. I love that protocol . . .
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