This guide will help you configure Ubuntu Server Edition 12.04 for a small/medium business. The server will provide DHCP, DNS, NTP, LDAP, Kerberos and NFS services such that users can login to any machine on the network and all their files and settings will be the same across the entire network. This will be one unified setup, supporting Ubuntu, Windows and OS X clients… let the fun begin!
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The first thing to do is find out whether your hardware is capable of running in master mode. The easiest way to check this is like so:
This is mainly for my own future reference, but might be useful to others. First things first, I had to clean up the PDF filenames, some contained spaces, some did not.
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This guide will help you configure Ubuntu Server Edition 11.10 for a small/medium business. The server will provide DHCP, DNS, NTP, LDAP, Kerberos and NFS services such that users can login to any machine on the network and all their files and settings will be the same across the entire network. Read More >>
If you’d like to use an sftp share directly though finder then this guide is for you.
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Installing Ubuntu from USB on a Mac can seem impossible at first… but it’s not!
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Sadly, it’s inevitable (until the resolution of bug number 1) that many organisations will use software only available for platforms other than Ubuntu. This section of the guide is going to look at adding Macs to your network.
Many guides for changing the default operating system for Grub2 to boot involve setting the number indicating where in the list that OS appears… unfortunately, when kernel updates are released for Ubuntu they shift everything down two places and your default OS therefore changes.
This is part of a guide to setting up Ubuntu Server Edition 11.04 for a small/medium business. The server will provide DHCP, DNS, NTP, LDAP, Kerberos and NFS services such that users can login to any machine on the network and all their files and settings will be the same across the entire network.
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This is part of a guide to setting up Ubuntu Server Edition 11.04 for a small/medium business. The server will provide DHCP, DNS, NTP, LDAP, Kerberos and NFS services such that users can login to any machine on the network and all their files and settings will be the same across the entire network.
Now you have OpenLDAP and Kerberos up and running, it’s time to learn how to manage your users and groups.
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