Good evening!! How can I login in graphical mode using Centos 6.5, Samba4 (Active Directory users) and local machine users?? For example: I have 3 Active Directory Users: john, Mary, and Steve. And I have 2 local users in Centos 6.5: fermin, Ana. Can I login into the Server Centos 6.5 Samba4 Active Directory using these 2 kind of users?? Sorry for english!! ? JOSE FERMIN
On 01/06/14 04:15, Fermin Francisco wrote:> Good evening!! > > How can I login in graphical mode using Centos 6.5, Samba4 (Active Directory users) and local machine users?? > > For example: > > I have 3 Active Directory Users: john, Mary, and Steve. > And I have 2 local users in Centos 6.5: fermin, Ana. > > Can I login into the Server Centos 6.5 Samba4 Active Directory using these 2 kind of users?? > > Sorry for english!! > > > JOSE FERMINHi, I take it that you want all your users to be able to login to the AD DC server, this is possible, it just entails setting up the server to pull your users from both AD and /etc/passwd. You can use winbind, sssd etc to do this, I would suggest that you have a look at the Samba wiki, all the info required is on there. If you want to do something else, you are going to have to be a bit more precise with your question. Rowland
On Sat, 2014-05-31 at 20:15 -0700, Fermin Francisco wrote:> Good evening!! > > How can I login in graphical mode using Centos 6.5, Samba4 (Active Directory users) and local machine users?? > > For example: > > I have 3 Active Directory Users: john, Mary, and Steve. > And I have 2 local users in Centos 6.5: fermin, Ana. > > Can I login into the Server Centos 6.5 Samba4 Active Directory using these 2 kind of users?? > > Sorry for english!! > > > JOSE FERMINHi Join the Centos boxes to the domain and set /etc/nsswitch to: 1. for winbind: passwd: files winbind group: files winbind or 2. for sssd: passwd: files sss group: files sss or 3. for nss-ldap or nss-ldapd passwd: file ldap group: files ldap I'm not sure how Cendos does pam but you'll need that too. May start you thinking along the right lines. Cheers, Steve