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11-14-2003, 10:32 AM
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LDAP
I have a Win2K ADS in place. We also have Mac and Linux
servers. How do I authenticate users in Mac and Linux using LDAP? I don't want users to maintain so many passwords. I believe this is possible but I just don't know why. Any help or inputs? Thanks.... vicmaro |
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11-14-2003, 11:32 AM
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Re: LDAP
"vicmaro" <> wrote in message
news:3d6b01c3aa9a$967e7020$... > I have a Win2K ADS in place. We also have Mac and Linux > servers. How do I authenticate users in Mac and Linux > using LDAP? I don't want users to maintain so many > passwords. I believe this is possible but I just don't > know why. Do you mean "logon Authentication" using LDAP? I don't believe you can do this. -- Herb Martin Herb Martin |
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11-14-2003, 02:46 PM
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Re: LDAP
http://java.sun.com/products/jndi/tu...rity/ldap.html
"vicmaro" <> wrote in message news:3d6b01c3aa9a$967e7020$... > I have a Win2K ADS in place. We also have Mac and Linux > servers. How do I authenticate users in Mac and Linux > using LDAP? I don't want users to maintain so many > passwords. I believe this is possible but I just don't > know why. > > Any help or inputs? Thanks.... Consultant |
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11-18-2003, 01:05 AM
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Re: LDAP
Is it possible to use my Win2K server as LDAP server? Is
it capable to such services? >-----Original Message----- >http://java.sun.com/products/jndi/tu...dap/security/l dap.html > > >"vicmaro" <> wrote in message >news:3d6b01c3aa9a$967e7020$... >> I have a Win2K ADS in place. We also have Mac and Linux >> servers. How do I authenticate users in Mac and Linux >> using LDAP? I don't want users to maintain so many >> passwords. I believe this is possible but I just don't >> know why. >> >> Any help or inputs? Thanks.... > > >. > vicmaro |
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11-18-2003, 12:57 PM
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Re: LDAP
It is an LDAP server if it is a DC (or running the new ADAM under Win2003).
What specifically do you wish to use LDAP to accomplish? -- Herb Martin "vicmaro" <> wrote in message news:037901c3ad70$14e65e50$... > Is it possible to use my Win2K server as LDAP server? Is > it capable to such services? > >-----Original Message----- > >http://java.sun.com/products/jndi/tu...dap/security/l > dap.html > > > > > >"vicmaro" <> wrote in message > >news:3d6b01c3aa9a$967e7020$... > >> I have a Win2K ADS in place. We also have Mac and Linux > >> servers. How do I authenticate users in Mac and Linux > >> using LDAP? I don't want users to maintain so many > >> passwords. I believe this is possible but I just don't > >> know why. > >> > >> Any help or inputs? Thanks.... > > > > > >. > > Herb Martin |
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11-18-2003, 03:16 PM
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Re: LDAP
im sure
"vicmaro" <> wrote in message news:037901c3ad70$14e65e50$... > Is it possible to use my Win2K server as LDAP server? Is > it capable to such services? > >-----Original Message----- > >http://java.sun.com/products/jndi/tu...dap/security/l > dap.html > > > > > >"vicmaro" <> wrote in message > >news:3d6b01c3aa9a$967e7020$... > >> I have a Win2K ADS in place. We also have Mac and Linux > >> servers. How do I authenticate users in Mac and Linux > >> using LDAP? I don't want users to maintain so many > >> passwords. I believe this is possible but I just don't > >> know why. > >> > >> Any help or inputs? Thanks.... > > > > > >. > > Consultant |
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11-18-2003, 04:26 PM
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Re: LDAP
> Is it possible to use my Win2K server as LDAP server? Is
> it capable to such services? Site Server is the way to go for LDAP. *crickets* Why is everyone staring at me? Jtyc |
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