I got a few responses from those who really wanted to see the summary of this topic but only 1 response from David Magda who gave me a useful link to the following info: http://blogs.sun.com/jo/entry/integrating_microsoft_ad_unix_and Thanks! - Young On 2/22/07, Young <yssong66@gmail.com> wrote: > > > My company is currently running MS Active Directory (AD) primarily for > centralized authentication on Windows and some application logins. > > On the other side, we have a mixed UNIX environment with Sun, HP-UX, and > Linux servers running Oracle, SAP, and couple of other applications and I > would like to check if it's possible and even a good idea to set up and > configure Sun's LDAP services (SunOne - formerly, iPlanet) on Solaris 10 > server, on which LDAP is supposed to be much easier to configure than on > previous Solaris versions, to serve these heterogeneous UNIX platforms, > planning to make it sync up with AD so that users could have a single > password for logging on whether UNIX or Windows. > > To those who already attempted and experienced with SunOne LDAP package, > is it practically possible, to begin with, and also worth going toward > SunOne LDAP in an existing AD Windows environment, from the initial > configuration and also on-going maintenance standpoints? How difficult has > it been with your experience? > > I'd appreciate your feedback and info! > > Thank you in advance. > > > - Young _______________________________________________ sunmanagers mailing list sunmanagers@sunmanagers.org http://www.sunmanagers.org/mailman/listinfo/sunmanagersReceived on Tue Feb 27 12:22:03 2007
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