> That's good - but bear in mind sssd will be set with that IPA server
> explicitly so no load balancing or failover with that set up
Understood, but have to tell you, login tests did NOT work from this recently installed client. It looks for local user, which does not exist.
I have an IPA replica installed and from that replica I can login using a NON local user. The client in the replica is correct configured and was done at IPA replica installation all together and automatically.
I am subscribing to freeipa-users mailing list to check on that. Meanwhile if you have any idea pleas advise.
> I'd strongly recommend making sure go through the list of TXT and SRV
> records required to automatically discover the servers...
Understood.
> they should be in the documentation but if it's still playing up I'll grab an example from my
> systems.
I appreciate that.
----- Original Message -----
From: "James Hogarth" <james.hogarth@xxxxxxxxx>
To: "CentOS mailing list" <centos@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, June 13, 2013 12:09:35 PM
Subject: Re: IPA Client Install
> > If you specify an IPA server, domain and realm does it then work?
>
> For our info it did work and now we have our "Client configuration
> complete."
>
> IPA client is installed now, will test and see.
>
>
That's good - but bear in mind sssd will be set with that IPA server
explicitly so no load balancing or failover with that set up (ie it'll have
an explicit server name and not _SRV_ for discovery)...
I'd strongly recommend making sure go through the list of TXT and SRV
records required to automatically discover the servers... they should be in
the documentation but if it's still playing up I'll grab an example from my
systems.
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