winbind/samba vs sssd
by tomam from LinuxQuestions.org on (#5EM6D)
Hello all,
maybe you can advice here. My client ask me to use samba/winbind on CentOS 7 for AD integration (AD is running on Windows 2008).
For now I am using sssd, and in configuration file, I have something like this:
override_gid = hskiw
This hskiwis a local group, existed on all Linux machines. And now, all AD users are login into the Linux servers with this group as default:
#id pietrouk@GROUP
uid=152462454(pietrouk) gid=1009(hskiw) groups=,....and so on
Is there any option to configure/force default local group via winbind/samba without sssd for AD user?
Is not acceptable to have primary group like "domain user" (default for winbind/samba) due to application restriction.
Thanks for any advice!
maybe you can advice here. My client ask me to use samba/winbind on CentOS 7 for AD integration (AD is running on Windows 2008).
For now I am using sssd, and in configuration file, I have something like this:
override_gid = hskiw
This hskiwis a local group, existed on all Linux machines. And now, all AD users are login into the Linux servers with this group as default:
#id pietrouk@GROUP
uid=152462454(pietrouk) gid=1009(hskiw) groups=,....and so on
Is there any option to configure/force default local group via winbind/samba without sssd for AD user?
Is not acceptable to have primary group like "domain user" (default for winbind/samba) due to application restriction.
Thanks for any advice!