389 directory server

Praful.itankar · 10-06-2015, 03:25 AM

I have configure 389 directory server in my centos 6 maschine successfully but problem is that clients that are created in 389 directory server are not login.
so I need a solution urgently how to login a client in network that are created in 389 directory server.Please help me!!!!!!!

Habitual · 10-06-2015, 07:10 AM

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TB0ne · 10-06-2015, 03:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Praful.itankar

I have configure 389 directory server in my centos 6 maschine successfully but problem is that clients that are created in 389 directory server are not login. so I need a solution urgently how to login a client in network that are created in 389 directory server.Please help me!!!!!!!

Since you don't tell us what kind of clients are trying to log in, what do you think anyone is going to be able to tell you?? Read the "Question Guidelines" link in my posting signature.

And since no one can log in, how exactly do you know you have successfully installed it? And asking for/expecting 'urgent' help is VERY rude, since you're asking VOLUNTEERS to hurry up and help you.

Praful.itankar · 10-08-2015, 07:03 AM

first up all sorry to post my question in wrong manner but i need a help from you people i am just explaning my requirement there is a lab and i want to configure centralize server that authenticate the all users those are working in a lab. if any one user added in the lab so this user can be created at server and login at any maschine in the network.

TB0ne · 10-08-2015, 09:42 AM

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Originally Posted by Praful.itankar

first up all sorry to post my question in wrong manner but i need a help from you people i am just explaning my requirement there is a lab and i want to configure centralize server that authenticate the all users those are working in a lab. if any one user added in the lab so this user can be created at server and login at any maschine in the network.

Right...that's what 389 is for.

So, back to what was said previously: you don't tell us what kind of clients are trying to log in, you don't tell us what you did to install it, what error(s)/message(s) you got, etc. You have provided ZERO useful details that would let us help you. Not version/distro of Linux, what kind of hardware, number of clients, what OS those clients are running, etc....NOTHING.

Restating your question doesn't tell us anything new....