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07-14-2006 02:51 PM
07-14-2006 02:51 PM
Single Sign-on Solution
We have some linux server and a windows server which is running AD , we want all linux user use the user a/c and password in windows , that means linux & windows has the same password and this password is storing in windows , can suggest the method ? thx
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07-15-2006 07:11 AM
07-15-2006 07:11 AM
Re: Single Sign-on Solution
Shalom,
I can think of two that will work with AD.
1) Use LDAP client on Linux and integrate all logins into the Windows AD server.
2) AD integration using Samba server/client.
Either is quite capable of integrating into a single sign on environment.
1 rather radical idea: Use Samba/Linux to replace the windows AD server. This is quite possible as well, though it annoyes the windows weanies.
SEP
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I can think of two that will work with AD.
1) Use LDAP client on Linux and integrate all logins into the Windows AD server.
2) AD integration using Samba server/client.
Either is quite capable of integrating into a single sign on environment.
1 rather radical idea: Use Samba/Linux to replace the windows AD server. This is quite possible as well, though it annoyes the windows weanies.
SEP
Don't worry, where I live isn't be shelled!
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