Thank you but it just solve a problem. How about other? For example, You want to
disable all Clients Firewall when they logging to their systems or set a
specific proxy without Squid-cache.
On Saturday, June 13, 2015 7:18 PM, Marc Muehlfeld <mmuehlfeld at
samba.org> wrote:
Hello Jason,
Am 13.06.2015 um 16:36 schrieb Jason Long:> I mean is that If we have 2000 Linux clients with Red Hat or
> CentOS server and want to write a policy for Clients that a network
> location mapped automatically on them, What should we do?
At work I use autofs for that. If a user ls/cd/.. in a defined
directory, autofs mounts the share with the user credentials to that
place. No need for the user to enter his/her credentials or store them
in a file or something. If the user is authenticated at KDE login
against the domain via winbind, then autofs does the rest.
I've created a kickstart file and put it on the install DVD. So when
ever someone installs a new CentOS7 client, everything is automatically
there (smb.conf, autofs configs). If the machine should be a domain
member, it just has to be joined to the domain. Works great for all
Linux users at work.
Regards,
Marc
Marc Muehlfeld
2015-Jun-14 09:58 UTC
[Samba] How Can I create a group policies with Samba?
Hello Jason, Am 14.06.2015 um 06:52 schrieb Jason Long:> Thank you but it just solve a problem. How about other? > For example, You want to disable all Clients Firewall when they > logging to their systems or set a specific proxy without Squid-cache.If this is something that should be set just once, then do it via a kickstart file during installation. If you want to modify the settings whenever you like, then you can script something by your own or try third-party stuff like http://www.centrify.com/products/server-suite/group-policy/ (I don't know this product. It was just the first hit on google). Regards, Marc
My question is that if a company ask you about lunching a network for them and
they need something about policy like disable firewall when logging or mount a
remote partition automatically or set proxy then you must set this setting per
user or Linux can provide some tools like Windows Group Policy?
On Sunday, June 14, 2015 2:28 PM, Marc Muehlfeld <mmuehlfeld at
samba.org> wrote:
Hello Jason,
Am 14.06.2015 um 06:52 schrieb Jason Long:> Thank you but it just solve a problem. How about other?
> For example, You want to disable all Clients Firewall when they
> logging to their systems or set a specific proxy without Squid-cache.
If this is something that should be set just once, then do it via a
kickstart file during installation.
If you want to modify the settings whenever you like, then you can
script something by your own or try third-party stuff like
http://www.centrify.com/products/server-suite/group-policy/
(I don't know this product. It was just the first hit on google).
Regards,
Marc