idea about opensuse 11 ldap configuration with server 2003?
Dear Sir,
We are using server 2003 domain controller for login, but now we want to centralize our user name and password for different servers that can be configure with ldap. so for that we are trying to use opensuse ldap server with Microsoft server 2003. if anyone have a good guide or outline please tell us . because i am new in opensuse and ldap. ifolder is relevant with our requirement or not?
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We are using server 2003 domain controller for login, but now we want to centralize our user name and password for different servers that can be configure with ldap. so for that we are trying to use opensuse ldap server with Microsoft server 2003. if anyone have a good guide or outline please tell us . because i am new in opensuse and ldap. ifolder is relevant with our requirement or not?
Thanks
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rindi
I'm not sure what exactly you are trying. Are you replacing the windows server with opensuse, or are you keeping the windows server? If you are keeping the windows server, you shouldn't need ldap on Suse, without it you should still be able to authenicate with the windows server. You should also be able to join your samba server to the AD domain without having openldap installed.
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ok
Dear rindi,
thanks for commenting you always solve my problem. ok now I'm trying to explain you we have 3 server one for students examination system, one for students login (server 2003) and the other one is mail server. All have different database so we need to create three account for a single user its very hard for us. so we are trying to centralized database that store user name and password and all servers should communicate with them.
if any confusion please ask me.
Hoping for positive response.
thanks
Dear rindi,
thanks for commenting you always solve my problem. ok now I'm trying to explain you we have 3 server one for students examination system, one for students login (server 2003) and the other one is mail server. All have different database so we need to create three account for a single user its very hard for us. so we are trying to centralized database that store user name and password and all servers should communicate with them.
if any confusion please ask me.
Hoping for positive response.
thanks
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Go into Yast and set up the Opensuse system to join your Active directory Domain. From there, you should be able to log into the Open Suse system using your domain username and password. Open suse will create the home directory in /home/'domain'/'username' directory. I use it at work and it works quite well.
Regards,
Randy.
Regards,
Randy.
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thanks its very helpful for my.
Windows Server 2003
Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).
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