Tag: centos

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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Install Nagios 4 on CentOS/RHEL6

Install Nagios 4 on CentOS/RHEL6 Install Nagios 4 on CentOS/RHEL6 Nagios has worked hard to secure it’s seat as one of the world’s best enterprise monitoring systems. Nagios alerts about…

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389 Directory Server(LDAP) with Automount

389 Directory Server(LDAP) with Automount 389 Directory Server(LDAP) with Automount I’m very pleased to announce this blog page. After quite a lot of troublshooting, inaccurate, incomplete, and outdated documentation, I…

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Build RPM From Source

Build RPM From Source Build RPM From Source Before proceeding, you should take a look at the following article. The below article is basic, and assumes you have some baisc…

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389 Sudo LDAP Integration CentOS 6

389 Sudo LDAP Integration CentOS 6 389 Sudo LDAP Integration CentOS 6 the Sudo schema by default is included in the 389 directory server, all you have to do is…

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NFS Export to Multiple Hosts

NFS Export to Multiple Hosts NFS Export to Multiple Hosts this blog assumes you already have a working NFS server, if not, use the following: http://blog.zwiegnet.com/linux-server/setup-nfs-server-on-centos-6/ In this example we…

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389 Directory Server Password Policy CentOS

389 Directory Server Password Policy CentOS 389 Directory Server Password Policy CentOS 389 Directory server is a nice suite for LDAP management, and has gone above and beyond to meetup…

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Configure NIS Server CentOS 6

Configure NIS Server CentOS 6 Configure NIS Server CentOS 6 NIS or Network Information Service is an Older Directory Protocol that was used Before LDAP and Active Directory. The concept…

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