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2018 Apr 05
2
Question: Samba and YP-Yellow Pages relation.
...) The PfSense box is added to the AD Domain as a "Member" only, so that way the proxy can authenticate against the AD via NTLM/Kerberos. Here is part of my script to add/leave Domain and also to create a keytab file to use against Kerberos. #joining a Domain net ads join createupn=HTTP/hostname001.corp at DOMAIN.CORP -k echo #adding SPN HTTP echo "Adding the SPN HTTP" net ads keytab add HTTP echo #Generating keytab file net ads keytab create -k After that the pfsense box is part of the Domain and I have a keytab file to use for Kerberos authentication. That's how I add the...
2018 Apr 05
0
Question: Samba and YP-Yellow Pages relation.
...s a "Member" > only, so that way the proxy can authenticate against the AD via > NTLM/Kerberos. > > Here is part of my script to add/leave Domain and also to create a > keytab file to use against Kerberos. > > > #joining a Domain > net ads join createupn=HTTP/hostname001.corp at DOMAIN.CORP -k > echo > #adding SPN HTTP > echo "Adding the SPN HTTP" > net ads keytab add HTTP > echo > #Generating keytab file > net ads keytab create -k > You can get the keytab created during the join by adding: dedicated keytab file = /etc/kr...
2018 Apr 05
2
Question: Samba and YP-Yellow Pages relation.
Hello Everyone, I am pretty new on this SAMBA list, so greetings! I have a technical question about the relation of SAMBA and YP (Yellow Pages/ NiS) I´ve been learning on how to make my Firewall/proxy solution (based on FREEBSD/PfSense) to have a trust-relationship with the Microsoft AD/Domain so I can have Single Sign-on with NTLM/Kerberos integration. PfSense has the YP (Yellow Pages) disabled
2018 Apr 05
3
Question: Samba and YP-Yellow Pages relation.
...a "Member" > only, so that way the proxy can authenticate against the AD via > NTLM/Kerberos. > > Here is part of my script to add/leave Domain and also to create a > keytab file to use against Kerberos. > > > #joining a Domain > net ads join createupn=HTTP/hostname001.corp at DOMAIN.CORP -k echo > #adding SPN HTTP echo "Adding the SPN HTTP" > net ads keytab add HTTP > echo > #Generating keytab file > net ads keytab create -k > You can get the keytab created during the join by adding: dedicated keytab file = /etc/krb5.keytab...