Hello,
We have three sites in our network (site01,site02 and site03)and our master server is site01. Under the forest of site01 are site02 and site03. I have enabled the GC on both site02 and site03. What I'm trying to setup is ldap on our Redhat Linux servers and am having a bit of a problem. If I setup the host and uri to point to the ADS
server on site01 I can authenticate without any problems. If I try to use the site03 ADS server to authenticate a site03 Linux server I am unable to SSH into the server nor can I switch users from my remote access card. All of my users are stored under the site01 server and can not be seen on the site03 or site02 servers without pulling up the
site01 domain.
I have verified that port 3268 is working and if I change the port in my ldap.conf to 3268 the users can authenticate but only using the site01 server. Can anyone help out? Ideally I want to setup each network to authenticate against its own ADS server and in the event of a failure/reboot to use another ADS server on another network.
All three networks can see each other through the VPN tunnel that we have established.
Thanks,
Nick
We have three sites in our network (site01,site02 and site03)and our master server is site01. Under the forest of site01 are site02 and site03. I have enabled the GC on both site02 and site03. What I'm trying to setup is ldap on our Redhat Linux servers and am having a bit of a problem. If I setup the host and uri to point to the ADS
server on site01 I can authenticate without any problems. If I try to use the site03 ADS server to authenticate a site03 Linux server I am unable to SSH into the server nor can I switch users from my remote access card. All of my users are stored under the site01 server and can not be seen on the site03 or site02 servers without pulling up the
site01 domain.
I have verified that port 3268 is working and if I change the port in my ldap.conf to 3268 the users can authenticate but only using the site01 server. Can anyone help out? Ideally I want to setup each network to authenticate against its own ADS server and in the event of a failure/reboot to use another ADS server on another network.
All three networks can see each other through the VPN tunnel that we have established.
Thanks,
Nick
