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Anyone using OpenDirectory?

Anyone using OpenDirectory?

2006-04-13       - By Jeremy Hallum

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We will be enabling this in the Summer for our RHEL/ OS X environment.  
I field tested everything in March on a G4, and it was pretty slick.  I
have been using OpenLDAP served from a Solaris 8 box to our combined OS
X/Solaris/RHEL environment for about 24 months, and as we are phasing
out Solaris, it seemed logical to dive for Open Directory.   We will
still have to use non OS X tools to enter non-OS X schema (like
automount), but I'm excited about the simplification of the rest of it.  
It's really trivial to make a RHEL box see an Open Directory server (I
couldn't believe how easy it was).

-jeremy


Doug Stewart wrote:

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>Howdy all:
>Is anyone using OpenDirectory as a stand-in for NIS in a RedHat/Solaris
>environment?  Apple's admin tools are very compelling, particularly for
>our Mac clients and we'd love to leverage the OD setup to give our RH,
>Solaris (and even Windows) clients an LDAP-based single sign-on.  Are
>there perils/gotchas that I should be on the lookout for?  I'm about to
>reboot my RHEL 4.3 desktop, having just enabled LDAP authentication, so
>I'll see what happens here in the short run, but I'd love advice and
>tips from anyone so inclined to give 'em.
>
>Thanks.
>
>  
>

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