Euan Thoms wrote:
> Is it possible to replace a Windows AD server with these technologies or is a
> Windows domain controller still required?
>
>
That depends what the windoze software requires. AD has features missing
from LDAP, so if your windoze application requires AD specifics, you're
ou
Thanks ux-admin. You have answered all my questions well. I know of rsync, best
synchronization software I ever used, must look into Mercurial though. I just
wanted to know if the technology in question was worth learning about, I spent
a lot of time trying to set up an NIS solution and it's out
> My Questions:
> 1) Does Sun Java Directory Server replace NIS and
> sendmail completely, allowing a user to be created
> once with both mail/calendar/contacts and file
> sharing/printing schema, under a common umbrella?
Sun "Java Directory Server" is just that - an LDAP directory server (used to
Just reading about Solaris CIFS. Wow, what a breakthrough, looking forward to
testing it over the next few days.
Background:
I had a go at setting up a mock server client environment with Solaris 10 a
short while back and the outcome didn't convince me that Solaris was the way to
go. There wer
