Tag: 389

Configure osTicket for LDAP Authentication

Configure osTicket for LDAP Authentication Configure osTicket for LDAP Authentication In this case we are configuring osTicket for OpenLDAP authentication with our in-house LDAP.  At this point i’m assuming you…

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Configure Automount CentOS 6

Configure Automount CentOS 6 Configure Automount CentOS 6 If you are using 389 or some other LDAP directory, I would encourage you to look here: 389-directory-serverldap-with-automount First of all, what…

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Configure Squid LDAP Authentication

Configure Squid LDAP Authentication Configure Squid LDAP Authentication This procedure has been tested with OpenLDAP on CentOS. Basically we are going to authenticate to our squid proxy server using OpenLDAP…

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Configure ZSH on CentOS with LDAP

Configure ZSH on CentOS with LDAP Configure ZSH on CentOS with LDAP ZSH or /bin/zsh is an amazing drop-in replacement shell for Bash. I would HIGHLY reccomend this shell for…

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Disabling Anonymous Bind 389 Directory Server

Disabling Anonymous Bind 389 Directory Server Disabling Anonymous Bind 389 Directory Server It is possible to disable anonymous binds on the 389 Directory Server instance by using LDAP tools to…

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Configure LDAP Authentication Zabbix CentOS

Configure LDAP Authentication Zabbix CentOS Configure LDAP Authentication Zabbix CentOS LDAP authentication can be very helpful if you have many users that login to the zabbix interface on a regular…

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Configure LDAP Host Access 389

Configure LDAP Host Access 389 Configure LDAP Host Access 389 It’s a common security practice to require a special LDAP attribute in order to allow only specific users to a…

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