On Apr 22, 2008, at 9:19 AM, jan gestre wrote:
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> Thinking of OpenLDAP to use for authentication? I don't use it, so
> can't comment.
>
> Tried it but it's a pain to set this up so I gave up.
yep.
>
>
> Samba's easiest to setup, obviously. Works for both Macs and Windows.
> NFS, had a problem
On Sun, Apr 20, 2008 at 5:50 PM, Cocoy Dayao <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
>
> Thinking of OpenLDAP to use for authentication? I don't use it, so
> can't comment.
>
Tried it but it's a pain to set this up so I gave up.
>
> Samba's easiest to setup, obviously. Works for both Macs and Windows.
>
if you want your file server as an authenticating machine, then join your
samba to a ADS or PDC, or you can make it as a PDC.
it depends on how you setup your file server, if you want a single protocol
then CIFS/Samba can do, you know MAC/Linux supports it. If you need a multi
protocol then install
On Apr 20, 2008, at 3:26 PM, jan gestre wrote:
> Hi Guys,
>
> We have a project wherein there's a need to create a file server
> (Linux) to serve client machines like Power Mac G5, Windows (Xp
> Home, Xp Prof, Vista Home), I wonder what's the best tool to use for
> this, Samba? NFS? BTW, th
Hi
If your serving Windows client then Samba is the best choice and if your OS
doesn't support smbclient then use sslbridge.com(samba frontend).
hth,
grexk
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Hi Guys,
We have a project wherein there's a need to create a file server (Linux) to
serve client machines like Power Mac G5, Windows (Xp Home, Xp Prof, Vista
Home), I wonder what's the best tool to use for this, Samba? NFS? BTW, the
Linux server isn't just a File Server, it will also serve as the
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