Hello,
After a couple of years using Samba as a DC I figured I would start working it the other way around. I'm using CentOS, the latest and tried to use the GUI manager. I am sort of confused as there are acutally 2 windows. I filled out both and supplied the name of the AD administrator. Do I just put the AD domain in there with .realm after it? (eg testdomain.com.realm)? I tried with and without
I then tried to login with an AD user, but used his username only (eg user1) but it didn't work.
I am assuming that with this type of authentication, I will be able to login with user's from the AD directory...
Has anyone worked with this setup before?
Thanks,
James
I used this sometime ago. I needed setup kerberos, nsswitch (using authconfig avoid mistakes) and winbindd. All worked perfect after it. If you want I could find out these files I used and send you it.
On 8/21/06, James Marcinek jmarc1@jemconsult.biz wrote:
Hello,
After a couple of years using Samba as a DC I figured I would start working it the other way around. I'm using CentOS, the latest and tried to use the GUI manager. I am sort of confused as there are acutally 2 windows. I filled out both and supplied the name of the AD administrator. Do I just put the AD domain in there with .realm after it? (eg testdomain.com.realm)? I tried with and without
I then tried to login with an AD user, but used his username only (eg user1) but it didn't work.
I am assuming that with this type of authentication, I will be able to login with user's from the AD directory...
Has anyone worked with this setup before?
Thanks,
James
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Mister James, I use Fedora Directory Server on Centos 4.3 check it in http://directory.fedora.redhat.com/
The interface is very fine a ease of use.
Regards
Jose Perales
-----Mensaje original----- De: centos-bounces@centos.org [mailto:centos-bounces@centos.org] En nombre de James Marcinek Enviado el: Lunes, 21 de Agosto de 2006 02:45 p.m. Para: CentOS mailing list Asunto: [CentOS] using windbind to connect to AD
Hello,
After a couple of years using Samba as a DC I figured I would start working it the other way around. I'm using CentOS, the latest and tried to use the GUI manager. I am sort of confused as there are acutally 2 windows. I filled out both and supplied the name of the AD administrator. Do I just put the AD domain in there with .realm after it? (eg testdomain.com.realm)? I tried with and without
I then tried to login with an AD user, but used his username only (eg user1) but it didn't work.
I am assuming that with this type of authentication, I will be able to login with user's from the AD directory...
Has anyone worked with this setup before?
Thanks,
James
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