Hi,
I've got an old PC that's called server which runs SuSE 9.3.
Basically it's a samba file server for 5 Windows clients.
It "knowes" every user so that they can access Samba. There is no local
user access besides that.
Up until now I configured all our (few) users on every PC so that they
could ... well ... roam would be a rather big word.
Would it be possible keep all profile infos on the server and let
Windows (2000) grab it on login-time from the server?
Actually it's like that. I talked to a buddy on weekend who is currently
starting a new business.
He'll have within a year 25-50 desktop workplaces with very limited
needs. It might end up with a browser that runs a web-based application.
So I boldly proposed a pure Linux play.
Some other guy - who advised him in IT stuff until now - told him that
he needed a Windows small business server to host Active Directory and
an Exchange server plus MS-SQL.
Could someone point me to a Howto for windows-profile management with Linux?
A nice groupware for mail, adresses and dates would be handy, too.
The database should be PostgreSQL, I guess.
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