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I am new to Fedora DS and have installed 1.0.4 onto a Fedora Core 6 (+
enhancements) build. I have built the install using the dsbuild
operation and all seems to be working. I can authenticate to the system
using the 'admin' user and the "CN=Directory Manager" identity. I have
SSL working and now want to use our Kerberos environment to provide SSO
to the server.<br>
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Our Kerberos environment is based on an AD KDC and is supporting other
application successfully. We have created the 'ldap/...' service
principal and imported it into the system keytab.<br>
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First test with ldapsearch using GSSAPI fails with permission denied
from the GSSAPI function. So I thought I would try the mapping facility
as documented in the administration manual and set up to map the
Kerberos identity to the correct search DN for the AD. As we only have
the one Domain/Forest I set up a simple map that takes any name and
maps to this DN. I then set up a referral inside the DS to point to the
AD controllers in the hope that this would activate the necessary
logic. No joy.<br>
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Looking in the code for 'saslbind.c' it looks like the code only allows
for locally registered users. If I am reading this right does this mean
my next step is to remove the referral and add a replica for the AD
into my DS using the procedure outlined in the Administration Guide
section "Windows Sync". In doing this will I have then enabled
GSSAPI/Kerberos authentication or will I still be missing something? If
I do this will I be causing problems in the future with other parts of
the AD as I want to get referrals when the data is not held in the DS?
(Given that I will be syncing users (and groups?) only). I can use OU
trees for this and tie the referrals there of course but then I will
need to sync the entire CN=Users tree.<br>
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I understand that I will need to create a separate DIT (root) for the
AD data to ensure that I can sync to multiple domains in the future, is
this correct?<br>
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Any advice or even a description of the set of steps that will make
this dance work would be much appreciated.<br>
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