Hi Carter,
I recently tested Guacamole with LDAP (connected it to a Windows Active
Directory). There is no need to change the schema if you just want to
manage users in AD but not connections.
So you could manage the connections within Guacamole and set permissions
by using AD users.
AD has options to set work time for users so they are not able to logon
at any other time. Maybe that could help you, too?
Kind regards
Peter
On 23.10.2017 17:50, Carter Sema wrote:
Noticed the picture attached on my Guacamole Account. Just wondering
what the LDAP tab was used for. I did some quick google searching and
wasn’t able to find anything. I’m assuming it’s for controlling the AD
connections if I would have modified my Schema? Or does this control
something else?
Also, is there a way to control when machines are available? An
example would be, we have a lab of high powered CAD machines but don’t
want everyone accessing them until after school is over so kids can
work on their projects outside of school. Is there a way to set those
machines to become available after a certain time in guacamole?
Thanks!
Carter Sema
Network Support Specialist
[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>
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