On 07/23/10 09:37 AM, Karl Rossing wrote:
We currently have a os b134 nfs home directory and file server. The nfs
server is an ldapclient.
I would like to provide access for the home directory to Windows/AD
clients using zfs's sharesmb.
You might want to look into smbautohome (man smbautohome), which
allows you to set up rules to automatically share a user's home
directory over SMB when the user connects to the system.
Can the b134 server be configured as a solaris ldapclient and windows/AD
kerberos client at the same time, thus allowing seamless access to the
shares?
You can set up LDAP (for use by NFS and other services) and have SMB
authenticate against Windows AD at the same time.
The idamp service supports AD IDMU, which you can use to implement
single point user administration, and you may want to consider
nss_ad, which will resolve AD user names in 'ls' output, for you
nsswitch (just add 'ad' to the end of the passwd and group lines):
passwd: files nis ad
group: files nis ad
If you are not using IDMU, you may want to consider implementing
some mapping rules. You can still use nss_ad.
Alan
_______________________________________________
storage-discuss mailing list
storage-discuss@opensolaris.org
http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/storage-discuss