Thanks for all the info ,
Yes I am thinking of taking all windows desktops out of the environment , but
yes there will be some windows based laptops in the network too.
Since i am new to LDAP , b4 i get started i wanted to clear a few things .
LDAP can be used in assigning network resource permission ???
for profile scripts where shall i look ?
Cheers!
On Tuesday 04 November 2003 00:26, Justin Banks wrote:
> Ken Rossman wrote
>
> > One other gotcha I ran into, by the way, was that a centralized password
> > authentication scheme could run into trouble when there were Sun/Solaris
> > machines in the mix that were earlier than Solaris 9. The reason is
> > that MD5 encryption (and someone correct me if I am wrong about this)
> > is what Linux (and other systems these days) are using for password
> > encryption, and Solaris, earlier than S9, did not offer the option to
> > plug in alternate encryption such as MD5 ("crypt" is apparently the
> > default -- I am still learning about this).
>
> True, although if you use ssh and set up your authorized_keys, it won't
> matter, and you can mix-n-match as much as you'd like. If you want users
> to have to type their passwords, or if folks are logging in on the console,
> you're asbolutely correct, in my experience.
>
> justinb
>
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> Justin Banks
> Constant Data, Inc.
> http://www.constantdata.com
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