29.10.2014 11:46, Morgan Blackthorne kirjoitti:
I'm interested in setting up a small setup that would be a centralized
authentication. With my work experience I would lean to AD and LDAP,
but I don't run any Windows boxes and don't understand raw LDAP.
Any suggestions? I have to think there's a good solution for small
organizations. I could just Chef it based on databags, but that
doesn't let users change their own passwords, which I see as a major
downside.
I have 3 nodes, two Linux Linodes, and 1 reseller cPanel account on
Surpass (can't install custom software there).
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Hi,
For small setups with centralized authentication you could use Samba.
Just set it up as Primary Domain Controller (PDC) and store user
credentials in samba passwd files. Once you're more used to running it
you can change the Samba to use OpenLDAP.
I did little version migration in small office of around 20 people where
they used Samba PDC with OpenLDAP backend. Seemed to work just fine with
mostly Windows environment. Also, using Samba allows you to easily share
printers and files.
br,
Timo
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