". If we configure SSSD to use Active Directory for the Auth Provider, then we
will end up with the All-number Usernames on Linux."
This is not true. It is completely fine if Unix username != Kerberos principal.
O.
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From: Ali, Saqib [mailto:docbook@gmail.com]
Sent:
>
>
> > *Other notes:*
> > - We attempted to use the setup described here
> > https://lists.fedorahosted.org/pipermail/sssd-users/2015-
> February/002648.html,
> > however clients attempt to authenticate to each domain and fail as they
> are
> > only joined to b.site.com.
>
> This should work as lo
Hello all,
The kerberos provider (Active Directory) in our environments uses all
numeric username. If we configure SSSD to use Active Directory for the
Auth Provider, then we will end up with the All-number Usernames on
Linux.
What are our options?
Note: We are using the Oracle Directory Server
On Wed, Jan 11, 2017 at 11:44:18AM -0500, Mike Smorul wrote:
> Hi,
> We're having an issue getting sssd to lookup non-qualified names across
> our forest. From the documentation it appears this should be supported via
> lookups done to the global catalog or failing that, queries against all
> disc
Hi,
We're having an issue getting sssd to lookup non-qualified names across
our forest. From the documentation it appears this should be supported via
lookups done to the global catalog or failing that, queries against all
discovered subdomains.
*Setup:*
- Two domains, site.com and b.site.com.
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