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Client Authentication:Debian via sssd/ldap (view source)
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This how-to shows how to configure a SME-server (>=8b6) and a client Debian (method tested with Debian squeeze) for a LDAP based SSSD authentication of the client machine on the configured user accounts of the SME.
This how-to shows how to configure a SME-server (>=8b6) and a client Debian (method tested with Debian squeeze) for a LDAP based SSSD authentication of the client machine on the configured user accounts of the SME.
The main advantage in comparaison to nss_ldap is that the authentication informations stay in the cache and the authentication can therefore furter work, even in offline mode (when the server not available).
The main advantage in comparaison to nss_ldap is that the authentication informations stay in the cache and the authentication can therefore further work, even in offline mode (when the server not available).
Nevertheless, the creation of a local user with the admin rights is recommanded for the emergency case.
Nevertheless, the creation of a local user with the admin rights is recommanded for the emergency case.
update-rc.d sssd enable
update-rc.d sssd enable
/etc/init.d/sssd start
/etc/init.d/sssd start
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