[matthew]

I am having what seems to be the same problem. Have you found any way to fix this?

Something to work with….
cuhsmacbu-ucsc-edu:~ mruno$ sudo klist -kt
Keytab name: FILE:/etc/krb5.keytab
KVNO Timestamp Principal
—- —————– ——————————————————–
cuhsmacbu-ucsc-edu:~

….it’s empty??

[matthew]

Explain the AD plug-in

I have only had the OS X Server Essentials training. Have 15+ years experience with Macs though.

Thanks

[matthew]

No, users cannot log onto the OS X server via the AD, thats my point.

In order to have users log into the OS X server, account information for that user must be there. User accounts, company-wide, reside on the 2000 PDC (AD).

Currently, I have input our local users in the OS X server, it would be great to have users log in the same way, with the same corporate passwords.

Am I making sense?

[matthew]

Can I get the OS X Server to at least replicate with the 2000 PDC to get all the user accounts and info to the OS X Server?

Would like better access to the Mac server by our other offices without having to input all the info and passwords.

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