[389-users] Looking for some advise

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Hello,

I'm trying to setup a simple Kerberos/LDAP solution instead of going down
the NIS route and I haven't had much luck.  I have a mix of around 30 CentOS
5 and 4 machines.  I want to use 389 as my directory server.  Is anyone
aware of a complete howto on how to set this up using 389?

Also I was wondering if someone could clarify the relationship between
kerberos and ldap? I've got a functional kerberos and ldap server running on
two vm's and i've setup one server as the primary kdc and admin server and
configured it to replicate the kerberos data. I've setup both machines to
authenticate using kerberos and to obtain user info using ldap. How do i
know that i'm actually using ldap + kerberos properly?
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