I need to experiment with ldap for a site I manage, and wondered if
vmware would be a good way to go for some testing.
My current server is RHEL3, which is getting dated, and I think that I
should refresh this server entirely in the move to ldap.
We need to have an ldap server for publishing email addresses for a
VPN for a nursing home that the upstream can harvest and we can browse
to send confidential patient records.
RHEL3 prollie won't cut it, so I'm considering moving to CentOS5.
If I get a nice working test environment working, I wondered about
running the server on VMWare, because the hardware will likely need to
be refreshed in 2 years anyways. Copying the vmware file and the data
to a new server would make for a fast upgrade.
Any feedback on what I am attempting to do here? Any other
recommendations on how I should tackle this?
Currently I'm using Samba 3 with passdb. It's nothing fancy, but it works.
We have about 20 XP machines here.
The server also hosts mail as well.
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