[SSSD] more terminology questions
David O'Brien
davido at redhat.com
Fri Jun 18 04:02:34 UTC 2010
This time I'm wrestling with "native LDAP" vs any other sort of LDAP,
and where does MS Active Directory fit in?
afaik "native LDAP" just means LDAP provides the identities and does the
authentication. If I'm using OpenLDAP or 389 that's easy enough. Switch
to IPA and Kerberos does the auth (= not native LDAP, right?). What if
I'm using MS Active Directory? Does that or can that do both? Does it
provide identities and rely on Kerberos for auth? Should I not be using
"native LDAP" at all to avoid confusion?
"native" also comes up in the bug report* in relation to Kerberos:
"Should provide an example of using the proxy identity provider in
concert with the native Kerberos authentication." What's "native Kerberos"?
That's probably enough for now. Remind me why I gave up coffee...?
*https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=601870
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