On 05.12.2012 13:28, Risberg, Ove wrote:
Hi Florian,
Yes this is a bit confusing.
You have a number of commercial alternatives for AD integration:
VAS/QAS/DAS? - http://www.quest.com/authentication-services/
PBIS/Likewise Enterprise - http://www.beyondtrust.com/
These companies should b
On 05.12.2012 15:04, Chris Rowson wrote:
I have always found it hard to understand why Canonical just don't include
LDAP/AD authentication as an option out of the box like RedHat do.
I should be able to install an Ubuntu desktop and during setup, it should
ask me whether or not I want to authent
I have always found it hard to understand why Canonical just don't include
LDAP/AD authentication as an option out of the box like RedHat do.
I should be able to install an Ubuntu desktop and during setup, it should
ask me whether or not I want to authenticate against a central
authentication sour
Hi Florian,
Yes this is a bit confusing.
You have a number of commercial alternatives for AD integration:
VAS/QAS/DAS? - http://www.quest.com/authentication-services/
PBIS/Likewise Enterprise - http://www.beyondtrust.com/
These companies should be able to give you commercial support but I h
Hello,
I am a little bit puzzled. The are solutions for ad integration of linux
clients available, but it is hard for me to find out, what to use when.
For what reason / use-cases the use of win-bind and the kerberos libs (e.g.
described for openSUSE here
http://doc.opensuse.org/documentation/ht
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