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uzairkhan 04-08-2005 10:47 AM

domain logon problem
 
hi,
i am just starting out with linux and am having a number of problems concerning domains. i'll jsut list the questions bellow


a ) how to u configure a linux system to verify login credentials from a windows
domain controlers . In this case, i want the user to have access his home folder on linux system as well as a home folder on the windows system
is it possible that when the same user logs on on a windows system , he/she should have access to both his windows home folder along with linux home folder ???


b) okay, here is the dumb part of the questions.. soory ....... how do u configure the linux- clients (machines) to log-on using a linux domain controller (samba).


i really am stuck here, so any help would be higly appretiate. plz if any one can answer any one the questions , or even have some hint , plz reply.

thanks

amitprabhakar 04-09-2005 11:55 PM

First of all, you can access your folders shared on windows and linux, simultaneously while logged in to windows(assuming that both-win&Linux- are installed on the same system) what you do is:
1)Go to your Linux's
System->configuration->configure your computer (In KDE,In other Desktop environments the path may be different to configure your computer--i hope u'll be able to reach upto that point) and on the prompt shown enter your root passwd

2)Now go to Mount Points->Local disk Sharing

3)Choose All users/Custom option and then.......

4)Tick both Samba/NFS boxes

This will allow you to access (your/any other in ur network) folders from Win to Linux(Samba does this for you) and Linux to win(NFS does it 4 u)

Now go to windows and in ur browser/window manager type \\your.ip.address
(like 15.23.21.3 or your computer name ( linux name or windows one according to folder u want to access is situated in))
it would give you all folders shared on ur comp whether in Linux or in Windows.

It-most probably-should work.If not Please post ur difficulty.

Bye

uzairkhan 04-11-2005 03:42 AM

sooory, my mistake. i missed out the important part. The linux and windows are present on separte sytems. What i want is to be able to logoon to the network using a widows domain controller. Alternatively, i could use samba as a NT-domain controller but in that case , how can the active directory accounts be migrated to samba..

bit confused here.

thanx for u'r time. plz loook into it. i need all the help i can get.

amitprabhakar 04-23-2005 07:48 PM

I am sorry of very late reply - it is my end term examinations that prevents me from visiting this site.

By the way what did you mean by:

to be able to logoon to the network using a widows domain controller. Alternatively, i could use samba as a NT-domain controller but in that case , how can the active directory accounts be migrated to samba..

Is this merely mean to access a file on network or something more?what is a domain login??
My end semester is ending on 29th of this month. So i'd be again sorry if i reply late.
Bye.


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