How Do I Add a Linux Server to a Windows Domain?
Contents Can a Linux Server Join a Windows Domain? Samba – Samba Is the De Facto Standard for Joining a Linux Machine to a Windows Domain. Microsoft Windows...
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Can a Linux server join a Windows domain?
Samba – Samba is the de facto standard for joining a Linux machine to a Windows domain. Microsoft Windows Services for Unix includes options for serving usernames to Linux / UNIX via NIS and for synchronizing passwords to Linux / UNIX machines.
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How do I add a Linux server to a domain?
Integrating a Linux Machine Into Windows Active Directory Domain
- Specify the name of the configured computer in the /etc/hostname file. …
- Specify full domain controller name in the /etc/hosts file. …
- Set a DNS server on the configured computer. …
- Configure time synchronization. …
- Install a Kerberos client. …
- Install Samba, Winbind and NTP. …
- Edit the /etc/krb5. …
- Edit the /etc/samba/smb.
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