Rigler, Steve wrote:
I would assume that a telnet server which authenticates against W2K
isn't what you need. You would probably do better looking for PAM
support to authenticate against W2K/AD, etc.
Try googling for linux pam active directory support (assuming
authentication against AD is what you need).
-Steve
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From: Wade Chandler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 26, 2003 11:04 AM
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Subject: RE: Telnet Server to integrate into Windows 2000/2003
security.....running on Linux.
I should add that I wanted the Telnet server to run on RH. Thanks.
Wade
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Subject: Telnet Server to integrate into Windows 2000/2003 security.
Hello,
I am looking for a telnet server which can be configured to use a
windows 2000/2003 network security to login/authenticate. Does anyone
know of one out there, or does anyone know if it is possible
to some how
get RH to do this itself? Please advise.
Thank You,
Wade Chandler
Software Engineer
Red-e Set Grow, LLC
Winston Salem, NC
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You want samba. Run rpm -q samba to see if it's installed on your
redhat box. If not run up2date -samba to install it. Look at the
/etc/samba/smb.conf file. You can set up your W2k domain resources;
file shares, printers, home directories using encrypted passwords and
also make your linux box share resources as well.
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