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ubest1
If so.,..can somebody point me to a reference location or tell me how to do
it please
it please
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Eric Chamberlain, CISSP
Yes, depending on the version of OS X. What version do you have?
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Ronalds
Hiya,
I'm looking into this to,
what I'd like to do is to auth our OSX 10.3.3 /10.3.4
macs to our current NT4 domain. In a few weeks I'll
migrate to AD. So it would be better to wait for that.
Will I then need to auth against LDAP ? If so, does
anyone know how ? Connectores, additional
extensions, ? ? ? ? ? ?
all suggestions are welcome.
regards
Ronald
I'm looking into this to,
what I'd like to do is to auth our OSX 10.3.3 /10.3.4
macs to our current NT4 domain. In a few weeks I'll
migrate to AD. So it would be better to wait for that.
Will I then need to auth against LDAP ? If so, does
anyone know how ? Connectores, additional
extensions, ? ? ? ? ? ?
all suggestions are welcome.
regards
Ronald
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William Smith
Ronalds said:Hiya,
I'm looking into this to,
what I'd like to do is to auth our OSX 10.3.3 /10.3.4
macs to our current NT4 domain. In a few weeks I'll
migrate to AD. So it would be better to wait for that.
Will I then need to auth against LDAP ? If so, does
anyone know how ? Connectores, additional
extensions, ? ? ? ? ? ?
For starters, you might want to look at the page on Apple's site
<http://www.apple.com/education/technicalresources/howto.html>. This PDF
on the page may be helpful to you
<http://images.apple.com/education/technicalresources/pdf/ActiveDirectory
_070803.pdf>
Without using third party software, you'll have to be using Active
Directory and this means a minimum of Windows 2000 Server.
Hope this helps! bill