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Operating Systems AIX RBAC and LDAP users (AD) Post 302784483 by MichaelFelt on Friday 22nd of March 2013 10:54:48 AM
Old 03-22-2013
my pleasure.

If you have a chance to attend the TechU in Amsterdam or Athens this year I'll be doing a presentation/labs on RBAC and LDAP (installing ITDS from try and buy images). As I have time I am looking at compiling openldap for AIX and doing the same.

p.s. I expected that AD admins would not be "excited" about a schema change. "All" customers I have worked with have said no - in the end. AD support seems to end once a none-AD schema is installed. No support == No install.

Sorry I cannot provide an easier answer.

p.s. I do not know the answer - exactly - but you should also look into a construction for not allowing "any" AD defined user to be able to login to "all" systems. Normally, there are only one or two systems where a login is appropriate.
 

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