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How can I create and test Nested groups using Openldap?
Another authoritive source is LDAP schema: objectclass ( 1.3.6.1.1.1.2.2 NAME 'posixGroup' SUP top STRUCTURAL DESC 'Abstraction of a group of accounts' MUST ( cn $ gidNumber ) MAY ( userPassword $ memberUid $ description )... Read More »
Source: http://www.experts-exchange.com/Database/LDAP/Q_23564153.html
which is better to use as an authentication server OpenLDAP or ra...
Its too vague a question to give a definite answer, really - the key is in how you wish the backend authentication to work, and what you want as a frontend device. For example, the Cisco ASA, while usually presented as a Radius client, can ... Read More »
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How do I do this? Using Windows Powershell to do openldap quey. ...
I am curious if you have any special settings on the LDAP server. This has work in three different environments for me. Try $de = New-Object System.DirectoryServices.DirectoryEntry($dn,$null,$null,$auth) Technically speaking DirectoryEntry ... Read More »
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OpenLDAP is not an SSO application. It just supplies a flexible database to frontends doing signon duties. Many applications use an LDAP database to have a central store for authentication & authorization information. Webservers could handl...
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Hi, RHEL 3.0, the openldap is in CDs. By default, the openldap should be installed. Please open a terminal window and type # rpm -qa | grep openldap to check it is installed or not. If you want the openldap-server, then login as root (...
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Source: http://www.experts-exchange.com/Q_21214773.htm
OK... a couple of items to cover here: 1) Whether or not you access over SSL, the LDAP database will not change. OpenLDAP is the server software, and it reads/writes to a database file -- which you should backup before doing anything else! ...
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I know that this is a little backward from the way most people are doing it, but I want to take my accounts from an OpenLdap server and import them insto an Active Directory Domain. The AD will be brand new, it is not already in existenc...
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You would use winbind tol tie in your linux system into a MS AD. Depending on what data you want to push out of the openldap and into MS AD, you may have to adjust the schema on the MS AD and then add the respective entries.
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Why bother with AD? Why not use use the SAMBA environment to create a Domain and join the various Winblows boxes to the Domain?
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Try this: RedHat version: /usr/sbin/slapd -VV Your customized Version: $LOCATION_OF_SLAPD/slapd Check the client also: RH: /usr/bin/ldapserach -VV Yours: $LOCCATION_OF_LDAPSEARCH/ldapsearch -VV http://www.openldap.org/lists/openldap-softwar...
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