Yeah you could use NIS as centralized authentication. Its not quite as
pretty as AD but it works.
Michael Rimicans wrote:
> ""
>
> /Or you can mount /home on every machine on an NFS / SMB share. Much
> easier than it may sound. Then you get centralized management of each
> user, central store o
""
/Or you can mount /home on every machine on an NFS / SMB share. Much
easier than it may sound. Then you get centralized management of each
user, central store of users data transparently and one place to back
stuff up. That would be my choice./
""
So everyone would login as normal?
Would
Michael Rimicans wrote:
> Hi all,
>
>Situation:
>
>One room with ten computers (running Win2k) and network hardware
> installed.
>Internet connection running through a old Netpilot proxy box.
>Users would log into a local desktop and would only be asked for a
> username and pwd fo
Hi all,
Situation:
One room with ten computers (running Win2k) and network hardware
installed.
Internet connection running through a old Netpilot proxy box.
Users would log into a local desktop and would only be asked for a
username and pwd for web connection when firefox started.
