osk wrote:
Hi,
we are tring to replace with ADS with Fedora DS, In ADS the
following can do, when the client login into ADS domain.
1) Right click disable for clients
I'm not sure what this means, but the Fedora
DS console allows you to
right click on a user and inactivate/disable without removing.
2) Block/Allow the specific software installation
Nope. This
is a feature of Windows + AD - very complex to implement in
the linux world.
3) Can override the users local setting by group policy eg) password
expire, if the local user set the password expire date to 5 days, the
ADS can override to 3 days.
FDS has per-user/per-subtree password policy.
4) Disable the client to change the internet options-> to modify
the
proxy server name.
5) Do the software updates to clients from ADS, if the client not
updated properly.
6) Block/Allow the regedit from ADS.
Nope. None of these. See 2) above.
now we are able to PDC with samba using FedoraDS, and each user can
able to login and their profile can create in either common storage or
localstorage of FedoraDS server.
That's about it. Until Samba4 is released,
there is no viable
alternative to everything that AD + Windows can do, especially with
group policy.
Can any one suggest howto fullfill the above points.
regards
Karthikeyan.N
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