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Yes, AD support START_TLS to encrypt
the data. A complete solution is to use NSS the retrieve the
users and groups info from AD (centralized database user) and kerberos to
authenticate with a pam module. Note that you can authenticate with LDAP too,
trought a other pam module. And all this products are open
source!
Regards,
M�rcio
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De: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Em nome de Byrne, Steve Enviada em: ter�a-feira, 17 de dezembro de 2002 17:30 Para: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Assunto: RE: [ActiveDir] AD and LDAP and single sign on for UNIX
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- [ActiveDir] AD and LDAP and single sign on for UNIX Byrne, Steve
- RE: [ActiveDir] AD and LDAP and single sign on for U... Larry A. Duncan
- RE: [ActiveDir] AD and LDAP and single sign on for U... Edgington, Jeff
- RE: [ActiveDir] AD and LDAP and single sign on for U... Byrne, Steve
- RES: [ActiveDir] AD and LDAP and single sign on ... M�rcio Schneider
- RE: [ActiveDir] AD and LDAP and single sign on for U... Roger Seielstad
- RE: [ActiveDir] AD and LDAP and single sign on for U... jim . katoe
- RE: [ActiveDir] AD and LDAP and single sign on for U... Byrne, Steve
- RE: [ActiveDir] AD and LDAP and single sign on f... jim . katoe
- M�rcio Schneider
