On 7 Jan 2002 at 18:13, K.B.S. Gowda wrote: > What actually we are doing is, we first boot Linux Client System and login > as user1 to that client. > Later we use the ' telnet' to connect to the linux server from the client. > Is ist possible to login to Linux Server directly without having login to > client computer. > ( As in Windows NT Domain) > Or is any way to avoid this double login.
Yes. There are many solutions.. 1)Use NIS to have central authentication. 2)LDAP is supposedly better option for central authentication. 3)You can use samba to login to an NT domain. But confirm this. I am not really into it. Stupidest way... Use auto login of mandrake and put telnet hostname in /etc/profile. Some suggestions. Dump telnet even on intranet. Switch to ssh instead and if possible use LDAP. Senior admins here advocate that over NIS. Personally I haven't used either of them.. HTH Shridhar _______________________________________________ linux-india-help mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/linux-india-help
