Linux User Management Administration Guide
- Linux User Management Administration Guide
- Overview
- Benefits
- Understanding Linux User Accounts
- Understanding eDirectory Objects and Linux
- Putting It All Together
- What's Next
- What’s New or Changed in Linux User Management
- Setting Up Linux User Management
- Setting Up Linux Computers to Use eDirectory Authentication
- Using iManager to Enable Users for Linux Access
- Turning Off Linux User Management and eDirectory Authentication
- Setting Up Linux User Management for Domain Services for Windows
- Linux User Management Technology
- Tips and Technologies
- Understanding Linux User Management Methods for Enabling User Access
- Files Modified by Linux User Management
- Linux User Management and the Pluggable Authentication Module
- Using the Command Line to Configure Linux User Management
- Using namconfig
- Editing the nam.conf File
- Managing User and Group Objects in eDirectory
- Using iManager for Linux User Management
- Using Command Line Utilities to Manage Users and Groups
- Running LUM in a Virtualized Environment
- Troubleshooting
- Troubleshooting Linux User Management
- Making Home Directories Private
- Troubleshooting Account Redirection Problems
- Changing the Name of the Original Container Passed to namconfig
- Security Considerations
- Configuring Linux User Management for Domain Services for Windows
- Ensuring Unique UIDs and GIDs
- Other Issues and Considerations
- LUM Configuration Fails With an Unknown Error
- LUM-Enabled Services for a Workstation Object Are Not Displayed in iManager
- Missing Details on a LUM Group in iManager
- Allocating User IDs and Group IDs
- RFC 2307 Schema Extension
- Running Linux User Management in a Virtualized Environment
- Configuring Linux User Management for Cluster Services (NCS)
- Usernames for Linux User Management Users
- Legal Notices