Hello all,
I have been grappling with the following issue and there doesn't seem to be any light at the end of the tunnel.
Background:
Attempting to implement a single sign on functionality between Linux (CENTOS) client servers and Windows Active Directory via the use of the Windows KDC (Kerberos Key Distribution Center)
I have an OpenVPN server and many clients connecting.
I have an OpenVPN server and many clients connecting.
I have a HP server with windows server 2003 and 50 windows XP clients.
Since a week and a half the networks speed suddenly drop 2-3 times per day.
I wanted an OpenVPN server so that I could create a private VPN network for staff to connect to the server.
However, not as planned, when clients connect to the VPN, it's using the VPN's internet connection (ex: when going to whatsmyip.com, it's that of the server and not the clients home connection).
server.conf
local <serverip>
port 1194
proto udp
dev tun
ca ca.crt
cert x.crt
key x.key
I've created an NFS share on one server to clients
both server and clients are centos 6 system.
server nfs export:
/srv/diskless/tmp *(rw,sync,no_root_squash).
I mount tmp directory in clients, and login client as root, and when I edit files in tmp directory , sometimes it shows:NFS:v4 server does not accept raw uid gids reenabling the idmapper.
when I untar tar files in tmp directory, it sho
I am a long-time Fedoraforum reader. I have always found help here without feeling the need to post. I love this site.
However, I still can't find a solution to this persistent problem that's been staring me in the face since Fedora 14.
First a bit of background is in order:
I manage a computer lab of about 20 machines.
The NFS/NIS server runs Fedora 9.
we would like to run a server such that clients would not need to log in to their cpanel accounts but rather on the admin side we would install the software, be able to update, and host our client business website domains including dedicated ip and ssl for each client, and then just allow clients to access their script access to add content to their sites
in other words, clients would not need
Problem: Creating and maintaining hundreds of student accounts
The school where I work runs Active Directory on Server 2008. Every year, our students have to sign up for accounts with a third-party SaaS school management system. That has created a lot of work in the past, as codes have to be generated for students, and students often lose the codes or can't figure out how to enter them.
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