suoko
2017-06-21 12:33 deepin
Hi,
did you try this script ?
http://www.alandmoore.com/blog/2015/05/06/joining-debian-8-to-active-directory/
did you try this script ?
http://www.alandmoore.com/blog/2015/05/06/joining-debian-8-to-active-directory/
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I'm testing Deepin for make it the default OS of the workstations of a AD network.
Currently, we have about 80 workstations running a mix of Windows XP/7/10 (x86). All are part of a AD domain (forest level Windows 2012 R2).
The main goal is replace all Windows OS by a Deepin Linux OS (the servers part is another history, with a nice mix of Linux -mostly debian-, Windows and FreeBSD).
Ok, so being the things..., I made a fresh install of Deepin 15.2 Desktop (amd64), then run a upgrade through aptitude, and then install samba related stuff.
Then, I try to join the machine using the realmd & sssd stuff (as described in this guide). However, no matter which packages have you installed on your system, for realm always are something missing (realm lies/bug of course):
Ok, when I started to see that this becomes very painfull, I decided to join as the "old school way" (as described in this another guide and such others, but still using sssd in pam related libs).
Great! I have my new Deepin as a part of the AD network. But, the LightDM forbidden to me to choose any other user that the one created during the OS install. So, I guess that is the fact to some related to LightDM, so I edit the /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf (as described here), to make this changes:
So, the unique form in that I can login with some AD user to Deepin Desktop is, stoping the Display Manager, login from a text console, and then run startx (very very old fashioned).
Of course, in the Deepin User Accounts, I can not modify nothing!
So.. someone here that can give me a hand with this? Please!!!! Really, really, I want to make a big deployment of Deepin Linux
Gretings and Thanks!!!!!!