Greg,
it all depends on what you want, for authentication of windows
machines, I use SEL (SuSE Enterprise Linux) because it ties LDAP,
Samba, DNS, DHCP and a few other services nicely together. it's foot
print is about 1.5 gig mark but it allows for central authentication.
back in the
Hi Greg,
The NSLU2 is a device from Linksys that is Linux based that was
originally designed to share a USB drive over a network. It uses less
than 10W. It is eminently hackable. My one is running Debian, but you
have so much options with this device.
http://www.nslu2-linux.org/
Regards
Joseph
Hi All,
Sorry I do not post much, but I do have a question that I would like to ask
here...
I have used a mixed network for my own use for years, primarily I always
had Linux doing the grunt work for web services serving, but I also
always had windows boxes, the problem is, as the network grows
you could always run vmware server on a powerful box and have a few
machines on that.
A machine running just authentication should not hit the machine very
hard and it's using a maching you have on anyway.
Also vmware server is free.
Ben
(recently i've done just this.)
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