Linux in a Windows World

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white lists

Winbind 2nd     logins

     NSS (Name Service Switch) 2nd         configuring

         options     PAM (Pluggable Authentication Modules) 2nd

         configuring         options

     Samba, configuration using

     testing     winbindd 2ndWindows

    Active Directory [See AD]

    clients

         configuring shares on

         filenames         printer drivers, distributing to

         SSH tunneling and 2nd

     GINA (Graphical Identification and Authentication)     Kerberos 2nd

         compatibility issues 2nd         Kerberos Telnet

         Linux and Windows KDCs, compared         servers and AD (Active Directory)

     LDAP login authentication, configuring

     Linux file and filesystem compatibility

     Linux, compared to

     Linux, integration with

     Linux, running Windows applications on 2nd

     Microsoft Exchange servers and Linux mail servers

     networking under Linux

    NT domain controllers [See NT domain controllers]

    NT domains [See NT domains]

     remote-login tools

         client software

     roaming profiles and

     Terminal Services

     text-mode logins and     VNC clients, using on    Windows networks

        Linux clients on [See SMB/CIFS, Linux clients]

         master browsers     Windows X servers

     X servers for

wins server and NBNS systems

workgroup name options

workstations

worms 2nd