[K12OSN] proxy or ntlm authentication for client in k12ltsp

[yogesh agrawal]

thanx for ur help, so far we have used winbind to authenticate and have been
able to authenticate with the nt server also we have been able to use ssh to
authenticate with the domain using PAM, but that is in console.
If u didnt get what i mean then,
if i use ssh username at localhost then the localhost ask for password which it
authenticate with the nt server.

Now our problem how to integrate it with the gui, i mean log on menu

john: i went through advance proxy, it can help to authenticate the ltsp
server with the  domain  server. But my problem is how to authenticate the
LTSP client with the domain or proxy server.

Peter: i went through the archive but couldnt find any thing, it would be
really nice of u if u can direct me further .

Yogesh

On Thu, Jun 12, 2008 at 7:50 PM, John Lucas <mrjohnlucas at gmail.com> wrote:

> Peter Scheie wrote:
>
>> I think the usual solution is to run a separate proxy box between the ltsp
>> server and the internet.  The box runs squid which I believe has modules
>> that can be used for authentication & authorization, etc.  This question has
>> come up on the list before; search the archives by googling for, say, 'web
>> proxy site:www.redhat.com/archives/k12osn'.
>>
>> Peter
>>
>>
> The "Advanced Proxy" add-on to IPCop can use several authentication
> methods, including LDAP and Windows and it can be part of a
> Firewall/Content-filter/Proxy-caching setup in one box. I am using IPCop
> with several add-ons:
>
>        - URLFilter (version of SquidGuard)- for content filtering
>        - BlockOutTraffic for controlling outbound IP traffic
>        - Update Accelerator - for caching updates for Apple, Linux and
>          Windows (among others).
>        - Advanced Proxy (version of Squid) - needed to have both Update
>          Accelerator and URLFilter add-ons.
>
> Just make sure you have machine with adequate RAM and Disk space (I'm using
> a 2.8Ghz P4 with 2GB RAM and 80GB HD).
>
>  yogesh agrawal wrote:
>>
>>>  hi everyone,
>>>
>>> I will try to explain my  problem, in case of LTSP, if the server has
>>> access to internet all the clients also have access to internet. But my
>>> problem is i have to give access to only authorized person on the client to
>>> access net. so need some authentication system. At present we use non ltsp
>>> system which uses ntlm and proxy authentication.
>>> i cant use mac authentication, coz deployment site  has cyber cafe kind
>>> of environment, i which user keep on changing but the machines r fixed.
>>>
>>> I am really stuck coz of this problem, it would be really nice of u if u
>>> let me know how to overcome this problem or direct me to other sites tht can
>>> help.
>>>
>>> best regards
>>> yogesh
>>>
>>>
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