About the password sync feature

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Thierry Lanfranchi wrote:

> I'm in the process of installing a new LDAP directory using FDS, and 
> am willing to synchronize the password modifications between AD 
> domains and the corresponding users in the LDAP directory. These users 
> are not synchronized, but the ntUserDomain attribute is set to the 
> corresponding AD account.

Yes, this should work in the AD->FDS direction.
I don't believe that it's a 'supported' configuration, but I think it 
should work ok.

> After reading the RH admin guide, I still have a few questions, which 
> are :
> 1_ Can the Password Sync feature be implemented without having to 
> implement synchronization of the accounts between AD and FDS ?

In the AD->FDS direction, yes I think so.

> 2_ When you have multiple AD servers per domain, and multiple AD 
> domains, how many copies of the PassSync service do you need to 
> install ? Can the service be installed on only one server per domain, 
> or do I need to install it on every server ? (I'm no AD guru, so I'm 
> not sure how and when the password is definitly encoded on AD).

You only need to install passsync in one place.





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