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06-19-2003, 07:22 PM	#1
jmirles Member Registered: Mar 2003 Location: Columbia, SC Distribution: Mepis, Libranet, Vector, Slackware Posts: 42 Rep:	Linux and active Directory I am running a Linux file server at work strictly for our "Ghost" images. We pull these when we re-image a box. BTW - The boxes we re-image are all Windows boxes. In fact, it is a Windows/Novell network. I created a boot floppy which will work with the different NICs we have at work. It logs you into the Active Directory Domain and there lies the problem. We have to log into the domain to reach the other servers we pull from, but my server is running Slackware 8.1. How do I allow users to authenticate against the domain and hit my box?

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