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Integrating Samba with Microsoft Active Directory - Linux Tutorial
From the course: LPIC-2 Linux Engineer (202-450) Cert Prep
Integrating Samba with Microsoft Active Directory
- Did you know Samba can actually use an existing active directory for authentication? In this episode, we'll show you how. [Announcer] - You are watching IT Pro TV. - Welcome back. I'm here with Don for more Lpic and more Samba. And this episode is all about integrating Samba with Microsoft Active Directory, right? - That is correct, yeah. In this episode we're going to continue our slight Microsoft crossover and talk about how we can integrate with Microsoft environments. We'll see how we can get Samba connected to an active directory so that it can use those for file share authentication and access. And we'll go over a few little extra things that we might need to configure, like user maps and special case scenarios. But by the end of the episode, our goal is to have Samba connected to an active directory for authentication. - Now, why would we use Microsoft's active directory as opposed to local Linux users or Open LDAP? - Alright, well all of those are options, right? So we could…
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Configuring a Samba client18m 15s
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Integrating Samba with Microsoft Active Directory19m 41s
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Configuring shared folders in Samba17m 27s
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Building a file server with Samba15m 9s
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Configuring a NFS client13m 10s
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Building a file server with NFS14m 39s
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Controlling access to NFS shares13m 49s
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