I came across this product called Quro http://www.resolvo.com/products/quro/index.htm
It seems to have a web-based centralised management console that allows you to configure ldap and samba without having to edit smb.conf file. It supposedly comes with a migration tool to migrate all NT/2000 server users profiles to a Linux server too. Regards, Alysson >>Well, basically I only wanted to know how would it look if we wanted one >>day to switch the whole company or half of it to Linux workstations. >> >>So I can see, there are lots of approaches, but there are some serious >>problems: >> >>- no standard, as Samba in a Windows world (i.e., widely used) >>- laptop users will have a problem if they are out of the company building >>- have to engineer, build, test, everything from scratch; with Samba, >>90% of work is editing the smb.conf file >> >>What we talk about is a little not very specific to this Samba group, >>but certainly it is nice to hear how the things can be solved in the >>UNIX/Linux environment. >> >>-- >>Tomek >>http://wpkg.org -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: https://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/samba
