hello everybody...
im tasked to migrate more than 20 windows workstations to linux+openoffice... installation is no problem... i want to centralize all user management on a central computer/server... i see OpenLDAP and NFS can do this (nfs to centralize user homes)... is there a better approach? is OpenLDAP an overkill? (i tried NIS+ but i cant get my test client workstation to authenticate to the test server... so i looked for another way then i saw OpenLDAP) if ldap+NFS is the best way, can you point me to some good sites with guides (ldap and nfs beginner level) on how to to this? altho ive been using linux for personal and small time linux installations for companies for quite sometime now, im very very new to OpenLDAP and NFS... i only got to the point of compiling and installing it... thanks in advance and best regards... gari ps: if there are people here who are kind enough to help me (thru email, for my questions and some guidance) please do email me directly.. it will be very much appreciated... :).. TIA :) :: [EMAIL PROTECTED] | http://pgpkey.melecio.org/ :: Key Fingerprint: 3bb0 4a3a 1fac c9ea d20a d838 7308 2114 7fd9 994c _ Philippine Linux Users Group. Web site and archives at http://plug.linux.org.ph To leave: send "unsubscribe" in the body to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To subscribe to the Linux Newbies' List: send "subscribe" in the body to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
