[Gllug] LDAP and Kerberos
Dani Pardo
dani at enplater.com
Tue Jan 31 12:09:24 UTC 2006
Hi, Kerberos has always been a little mistery for me and I'm sure
people in the list will clarify me a few issues.
Basically, I've used LDAP to store users/groups etc.. I can integrate
LDAP with Unix/Linux with pam-ldap.
I can also integrate with samba with samba's ldap backend. When adding
the samba layer to support windows users, the accounts get some LDAP
attributes added (i.e sambaSID).
I can also use ssl to transport the LDAP queries and responses, right?
The question is.. where Kerberos fits in all this stuff? Why should I
need it?
Its said that the Active Directory is a kind of LDAP directory with a
Kerberos mutation :). Shouldn't the LDAP part be enough? I don't get the
point :)
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Dani Pardo, dani at enplater.com
Enplater S.A
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