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Rob Gordon
We are trying to create a single point of authentication for our
heterogeneous Linux/Windows environment. I have set up a Windows 2003
R2 server as a main AD server and installed the Identity Management for
Unix subsystem. Do I also need to install any other services, or does
choosing IDMU automatically install all the necessary subservices (RPC
port mapper, etc.) that are required for allowing Linux/Unix hosts to
authenticate to the AD server acting as an NIS Master?
Also, in order for the Linux machines to properly authenticate off the
Windows NIS Master server, does the Linux machine need to be configured
to do so using Kerberos?
heterogeneous Linux/Windows environment. I have set up a Windows 2003
R2 server as a main AD server and installed the Identity Management for
Unix subsystem. Do I also need to install any other services, or does
choosing IDMU automatically install all the necessary subservices (RPC
port mapper, etc.) that are required for allowing Linux/Unix hosts to
authenticate to the AD server acting as an NIS Master?
Also, in order for the Linux machines to properly authenticate off the
Windows NIS Master server, does the Linux machine need to be configured
to do so using Kerberos?