AZSAGE Wednesday July 10 th: LDAP as an Authentication Method in
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moin, moin,
talk on LDAP tonight.
Info below.
ciao,
der.hans
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From: terry.krueger@honeywell.com, AZSAGE <steering@azsage.org>
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Subject: AZSAGE Wednesday July 10 th: LDAP as an Authentication Method in
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LDAP as an Authentication Method in the Enterprise
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Date: Wednesday, July 10th , 2002
TIME: 6:30 - 7:00 PM Sign-in
7:00 - 7:10 PM AZSAGE Announcements
7:10 - 8:30 PM LDAP as an Authentication
Method in the Enterprise
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Whether the environment is five servers or five hundred servers, controlling
user and group accounts from a centralized vantage point greatly eases
overall administration. While NIS and NIS+ have historically been the only
choices for most UNIX admins, a third choice, the use of an LDAP Directory
Server, is becoming more and more common. Offering flexibility,
scalability, and ease of use, it is easy to understand LDAP's increasingly
widespread popularity.
This session will introduce the attendees to some of the basic concepts of
LDAP, and describe how to go about implementing an LDAP solution in a UNIX
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- Structure
- Implementation
- Example
- Closing
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provider. A self-confessed Perl addict, he has five years UNIX experience
on platforms ranging from HP-UX and Solaris, to BSDI and Linux. While new
to AZSAGE, Zach looks forward to sharing his experiences in implementing an
LDAP solution.
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