RedHat Linux : Configure both ldap and KerberosConfigured Linux Machine to Authenticate to LDAP But not...
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RedHat Linux : Configure both ldap and Kerberos
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Our RHEL servers are setup with LDAP and they work just fine. Users are able to login using their credentials just fine.
There is one application that needs kerberos. We are trying to get both LDAP and Kerberos to work but it simply does not work. Using authconfig-tui, the moment we select "kerberos" the authentication breaks and users are no longer able to login.
Need to point out that our LDAP is configured to point to an Oracle product while Kerberos is configured on the AD.
Is this a supported combination ?
redhat ldap kerberos sssd
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Our RHEL servers are setup with LDAP and they work just fine. Users are able to login using their credentials just fine.
There is one application that needs kerberos. We are trying to get both LDAP and Kerberos to work but it simply does not work. Using authconfig-tui, the moment we select "kerberos" the authentication breaks and users are no longer able to login.
Need to point out that our LDAP is configured to point to an Oracle product while Kerberos is configured on the AD.
Is this a supported combination ?
redhat ldap kerberos sssd
asked 5 mins ago
bubblybubbly
129127
add a comment |
Our RHEL servers are setup with LDAP and they work just fine. Users are able to login using their credentials just fine.
There is one application that needs kerberos. We are trying to get both LDAP and Kerberos to work but it simply does not work. Using authconfig-tui, the moment we select "kerberos" the authentication breaks and users are no longer able to login.
Need to point out that our LDAP is configured to point to an Oracle product while Kerberos is configured on the AD.
Is this a supported combination ?
redhat ldap kerberos sssd
asked 5 mins ago
bubblybubbly
129127
Our RHEL servers are setup with LDAP and they work just fine. Users are able to login using their credentials just fine.
There is one application that needs kerberos. We are trying to get both LDAP and Kerberos to work but it simply does not work. Using authconfig-tui, the moment we select "kerberos" the authentication breaks and users are no longer able to login.
Need to point out that our LDAP is configured to point to an Oracle product while Kerberos is configured on the AD.
Is this a supported combination ?
redhat ldap kerberos sssd
redhat ldap kerberos sssd
asked 5 mins ago
bubblybubbly
129127
asked 5 mins ago
bubblybubbly
129127
asked 5 mins ago
bubblybubbly
129127
asked 5 mins ago
bubblybubbly
129127
asked 5 mins ago
bubblybubbly
129127
129127
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