sundeep dhall wrote:
Jordan,
Appreciate.
In the doc, "ldapclient" is used to setup the solaris server as an
ldap client (to AD)
The cmd includes the basic setup (lines 1-6) + attribute mapping
(remaining lines)
dsee% ldapclient -v manual \
-a credentialLevel=self \
-a authenticationMethod=s
Jordan,
Appreciate.
In the doc, "ldapclient" is used to setup the solaris server as an ldap
client (to AD)
The cmd includes the basic setup (lines 1-6) + attribute mapping
(remaining lines)
dsee% ldapclient -v manual \
-a credentialLevel=self \
-a authenticationMethod=sasl/gssapi \
-a defaul
Michael Anderson wrote:
We're migrating from a BSD Samba/NFS server to OpenSolaris CIFS/NFS,
using a W2k3 AD Server with MS SFU for auth and user database.
What build are you running?
Setting up LDAP with the SFU attributes works fine for NFS, but I cannot
figure out the CIFS side of things.
Hello,
We're migrating from a BSD Samba/NFS server to OpenSolaris CIFS/NFS,
using a W2k3 AD Server with MS SFU for auth and user database. Setting
up LDAP with the SFU attributes works fine for NFS, but I cannot
figure out the CIFS side of things. I thought that something like:
svccfg -s svc:/sy
sundeep dhall wrote:
All,
Is this the appropriate alias for the question below.
Not really. We know a fair amount about the subject, and might well be
the company experts on Active Directory, but we're not the authorities
on either LDAP or Kerberos.
Here's an article that describes how to
All,
Is this the appropriate alias for the question below.
Else, can I be pointed to the correct group for help on naming service
and setup of solaris as an ldap client to Active Directory
Intent.
- demonstrate opensolaris interop with AD.
-- user login via console, via SSH
- All users in AD
-
John Ryan wrote:
I got around the initial problem, but I'd still be very interested to
find out what went wrong.
To get out of trouble, I first rebooted, and it seemed to work for a
while, but then after about an hour, all connection attemps failed,
and the logs were ful of idmap errors.
I th
I got around the initial problem, but I'd still be very interested to
find out what went wrong.
To get out of trouble, I first rebooted, and it seemed to work for a
while, but then after about an hour, all connection attemps failed, and
the logs were ful of idmap errors.
I then stopped idmap,
