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control user password

I have two unix server ( eg. they are Server A , Server B ) and want to use LDAP to control the user profile , each of these servers have some database and application are running , assume I have setup Server A as LDAP server . Now I am not too understand the practice of it, could anyone can advise .

1. If the password is centralized at Server A that means all users will login to the Server A first , could advise how the user can use the application at Server B ? should I setup ssh for the user who want to use Server B ?

2. How the path is shared between the servers ?

thx in advise.
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