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I am new to linux and i have been browsing through some books and forums and I am trying to find out how to make my linux box a domain controller in my domain. I want to put all my logon profiles and all my authentication for users to log on to the domain onto my linux. Can anyone explain how to do this.
hmm yea im not 100% sure what all of that means lol, is there like a tutorial on this anywhere? i wnet to the oen with the group poloces i got the custom.adm to work but the winnt and common didnt work. i was hoping there would be a way to do it with a wysisyg kind of thing. if not thats fine i want to learn all the command line anyways i just want to get it up and running. thakns
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