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how ldap works replicating AD?
- To: openldap-technical@openldap.org
- Subject: how ldap works replicating AD?
- From: Lumeng Lim <lumeng.lim@gmail.com>
- Date: Mon, 21 Mar 2011 15:24:31 +0800
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am new to this but is familiar with the purpose of ldap.
I just can't visualize how it works.
What we would want to happen is have linux desktops to authenticate with
a linux server to be able to gain access to network resources.
currently. We have linux server with samba as PDC and windows clients
that connect to network shared resourced. Users just login via the
"domain" and network drives are mapped. When server is unavailable (in
cases of laptops) user just logs in and work with the local resources
We would like to have the same thing going with linux desktops and
laptops. With LDAP how is this implemented? Hope someone can help us
visualize so we know what softwares and configurations should be done in
the side of both the server and the clients.