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I'm in the process of evaluating RH IPA server and have run into two problems. Before I begin here is the setup. One vanilla RHEL 5.2 server install with IPA channel. One vanilla RHEL 5.2 desktop install with workstation channel. Eventually I would like to have a couple of Linux clusters and a few stand alone general compute nodes use an IPA server for enforcing password policy and authenticating users that will only be using SSH.

1. After getting my evaluation key entered into RHN I successfully subscribed my RHEL5 server with the IPA sub channel and got the IPA server up and running. However, I could not find a sub channel to subscribe to for the IPA client for my RHEL 5 desktop with workstation. I wound up installing the RPM's from the IPA server installation ISO through yum. What is the channel used to grab the IPA client packages? The desktop version of RHEL cannot subscribe to the IPA channel.

2. When I create a user account I cannot log into the RHEL workstation using SSH. I must log the new account in at the console first. At the console I'm prompted to change the password for the new account right away. After changing the password I can login using SSH. I like the one time password but is there a way to make it work over SSH without tying the machine they are SSHing from to the IPA server's kerberos? Even though the SSH works after the initial console login what will happen when the password is due for changing? I have people SSHing in using all sorts of SSH clients on various operating systems. Getting all of them to work with kerberos just for SSH is unrealistic.

David.


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