there's also pam_ccreds from padl On Thu, Dec 10, 2009 at 11:37 PM, Edward Ned Harvey <[email protected]> wrote: >> Look into Centrify or native Win2k3r2 AD posix extensions. >> >> Mac/linux/whatever should all be able to be configured natively to >> authenticate against AD via kerberos kinits, as well as to look their >> authorization data up in LDAP. On linux, this is achieved through >> pam_krb5 and nss_ldap, and I have no idea about linux. > > Oh yeah - using authconfig, for the always-onsite linux servers, I have no > problem joining the AD domain, and authenticating via LDAP or Kerberos. > That's not the question. > > Suppose if I wanted to support linux laptops just like I do windows laptops. > The only choice I know of, since those laptops leave the home network and > need to continue functioning even though the AD server is unavailable ... is > to create standalone local user accounts in those laptops. > > And further to that - there are actually two questions - > > I'm also curious about Novell, even though I'm not trying to solve any > particular problem, I just simply don't know what they do. > >
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