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We have installed the Thinanywhere product on a Red Hat Enterprise 5 box. When we try to connect to Thinanywhere we get an &quot;Invalid login&quot; returned.<br />
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Our Linux environment uses Winbind to authenticate against our AD environment so we have not created a shadow file on any of the local machines.<br />
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Has anyone been successful in deploying this product in a similar environment.
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We have installed the Thinanywhere product on a Red Hat Enterprise 5 box. When we try to connect to Thinanywhere we get an "Invalid login" returned.

Our Linux environment uses Winbind to authenticate against our AD environment so we have not created a shadow file on any of the local machines.

Has anyone been successful in deploying this product in a similar environment.

Thinanywhere and winbind

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