> The answer is a solid maybe. Active Directory is huge. I am sure you > have heard this before, but it all depends on what you *need*. If you > have not used any of the LDAP functions of AD, then chances are > you may > not need to worry about openLDAP. HAving said that I picked up a good > book on migrating from Windows to Linux on the server. This book was > very good in that it did not expect a high level of linux experience, > but it did not try to avoid things like LDAP. I forgot what the exact > title was, but I will check when I get home. Yes, I have used Active Directory/GPolicies a fair bit. I want to create the basic structure only, ie user authentication, setting up groups/OUs, shares/permissions, login privileges and monitoring. That's it. > > Sorry, I can't be of help here. I/we avoid SuSe. > Gustin, May I ask why you avoid Suse? I am finding it more responsive than RH/FC but I am starting to adore Kubuntu except for some of the things they have done in KDE in 5.10.
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