Windows

Squid Proxy integration with Active Directory – The quick and simple way

UPDATE: This guide originally showed you how to configure Squid to authenticate with Pam. However as many people have been searching for ways to authenticate with Kerberos, I have updated this article to refect the necessary changes. The upside is, you now have Single Sign On (SSO) as a bonus. Your users will not be […]

How to quickly and easily add a Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 system to Microsoft Active Directory

UPDATE!! .. This article also works perfectly on Windows 2012 Server as well as Windows Server 2008. The process is exactly the same.

 

I’ve had countless numbers of people ask me over the years how to add a Linux system to Active Directory.

Here is a really quick and simple way to do it using Windbind for userlookups, and Kerberos for authentication.

In this example, I will be using the below details

Windows Domain Name:         nt.example.com
Windows Domain NetBIOS Name: NT
Domain Controller:           dc01.nt.example.com
Client Server name:          server01.nt.example.com

Continue reading “How to quickly and easily add a Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 system to Microsoft Active Directory” »