I've been implementing LDAP for centralized authentication in a vanilla RedHat Linux 8.0 environment using BDB on HP Proliant DL 380 G3 servers. By "vanilla" I mean that we're not using Samba, for example.
What I am wondering is this - after building the initial LDAP data base for centralized authentication, how do I manage the environment?
My belief is that many sites have solved this problem and have developed procedures for adding/deleting/modifying user accounts, having users change their passwords, assigning groups, etc.
Most of my research, however, has focused on technical issues such as how to configure the various LDAP-related files. I'm not sure what to do next.
If anyone has a written procedure for administering LDAP centralized authentication, or a reference to one, I'd greatly appreciate being able to look at it.
Thanx,
Joe Jadick
First American RES
5601 E. La Palma Ave
Anaheim, CA 92807
Phone - (714) 701-3328
Cell - (714) 863-4422
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