[TriLUG] Small Network User Management
Joseph Tate
jtate at dragonstrider.com
Wed Apr 23 15:17:27 EDT 2003
If you're going to go the ldap route, I recommend
directory_administrator for user administration.
Joseph
Chris Hedemark wrote:
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> On Wednesday, April 23, 2003, at 02:15 PM, Joseph Tate wrote:
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>> A lot of people don't trust LDAP for authentication and use Kerberos
>> instead.
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> Well keep in mind we're talking about two different functions now.
> There is directory services, and authentication. LDAP can do both.
> Kerberos can *only* do authentication. You can use the directory
> services aspect of LDAP and authenticate against Kerberos if you want.
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> For Tarus' purposes, LDAP by itself is probably sufficient.
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> (TriLUG, BTW, uses the hybrid LDAP/Kerberos configuration for the
> server farm)
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>> I've never personally set up NIS,
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> Don't.
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>> but apparently, it's very easy on a homogeneous network.
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> Easy? Easy to hack, you mean.
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>> A nightmare on a mixed network.
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> Any network.
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> ypcat -k passwd.byname
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