The key you're searching for is a combined Samba/NFS/NIS odr openLDAP
environment. openLDAP keeps your user database and lets you manage
the entire network (similiar to ActiveX or Zen) and your shares
are handled by NFS and Samba to give the Windows Clients the
ability to connect to the NFS shares.
> I have been asked to convert the engineers at a company from Win2K desktops
> to Debian.
Very nice. This should be fun for you.
> What do people recommend for a directory service in this environment?
> Everyone should be able to log onto every system, Debian or Win2K - there
> is no need to r
I have been asked to convert the engineers at a company from Win2K desktops
to Debian.
The Front Office staff will stay on Win2K.
They currently do simple peer-to-peer networking, with all the attendant
ID and password hassles that implies. They have a "server" which is currently
just a peer wo
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