Advantage to synching with AD?

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I'm linux guy, and if it were up to me windows would not be in my
server environment.  However I am in a mixed environment where All windows servers use AD for authentication, and linux servers have no authentication setup.

My
first thought is to use rhds or 389 to sync with AD.  After stewing on
this for a little bit, I wonder is there any benefit that I will be
gaining by doing this.   

Does anyone have experience and can
say why I should do this rather then just authenticate to AD?  Again
I'd prefer linux, but I prefer not over-complicating core
infrastructure more.


      
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