David "Del" Elson
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Active Directory and Linux
2006-02-06
Anonymous (1 replies)
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Using LDAP for authentication isn't a good idea at all, not to mention adding an administrator username and password to the ldap.conf file. It is better to integrate your Linux client into Active Directory using Kerberos as the Authentication method. Look at Vintela's VAS for an off-the-shelf solu...
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Re: Active Directory and Linux
2006-08-01
Anonymous
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Vintela's VAS (now Quest) v2.6 suffers from major propogation issues. We bought VAS to meet a SOX requirement on our Solaris/Linux systems that any user disabled from AD would be disabled on Unix systems in 72 hours. About 50-70% of our systems using VAS took longer than 72hrs for the account change...
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Likewise Open
2008-07-02
Manny Vellon
Manny Vellon
As an alternative, you might want to try out Likewise Open (http://www.likewisesoftware.com/community; disclaimer: I work for Likewise). This is an open source, free, product that can quickly join UNIX/Linux/Mac OS X to AD with a minimum of fuss (it doesn't need any extra data in AD). We have a comm...
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