A. James Lewis via samba
2017-03-13 20:40:02 UTC
Hi all,
I know this is a little off topic (although it might not be because I'm sure there's a solution involving Samba!)... but I hope one of you fine people can advise me on the best approach to achieving an integrated directory supporting Unix/Linux as a first class citizen, storing autofs maps, as well as uid, gid and home folders for each user... and how would that be managed.
I see Microsoft is removing the Unix services extensions with Server 2016, so I'm really wondering what the best, and most long term sustainable way to integrate a directory so that both platforms operate as intended, and those users are manageable.
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A. James Lewis (***@fsck.co.uk (mailto:***@fsck.co.uk))
"Engineering does not require science. Science helps a lot but people
built perfectly good brick walls long before they knew why cement works."
I know this is a little off topic (although it might not be because I'm sure there's a solution involving Samba!)... but I hope one of you fine people can advise me on the best approach to achieving an integrated directory supporting Unix/Linux as a first class citizen, storing autofs maps, as well as uid, gid and home folders for each user... and how would that be managed.
I see Microsoft is removing the Unix services extensions with Server 2016, so I'm really wondering what the best, and most long term sustainable way to integrate a directory so that both platforms operate as intended, and those users are manageable.
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A. James Lewis (***@fsck.co.uk (mailto:***@fsck.co.uk))
"Engineering does not require science. Science helps a lot but people
built perfectly good brick walls long before they knew why cement works."
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